Governments should create conducive atmosphere for welfare of minorities: A.P. Aboobacker Musliyar
SSF national convention concludes
New Delhi, Feb 25: All India Sunni Ulama Federation national general secretary Sulthanul Ulama A.P. Aboobacker Musliyar said that as the Muslims were lagging behind in getting education and failing to get their rights despite the equal opportunities entitled by the Constitution without any difference between majority and minority, the successive governments should create a conducive environment for the development of Muslims in the country.
He spoke at the valedictory of the SSF National Convention at the Ramlila Maidan on Monday.
Senior leader Syed Javed Mannan Mia Hazrat Barelvi inaugurated the valedictory of the convention. Syed Ibrahim Khaleelul Bukhari, Dr Hussain Saqafi, Dr AP Abdul Hakeem Azhari, Dr Farooq Naeemi and others spoke on the occasion.
Jodhpur university vice chancellor Dr Akhtar Vasi inaugurated the two-day convention. SSF national president Maulana Shaukat Bukhari presided over it. Dr Muhammad Fazil Hazrat, ICF Kuwait national leader Abdullah Vadagara, Suheiruddin Noorani Bangal and others gave oration on the occasion.
SSF National secretary KM Abubakkar Siddiq welcomed and campus secretary Syed Sajid Bukhari Kashmir proposed vote of thanks. A mega students rally was taken out from Rajghat to Ramlila Maidan.
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Elephant stuck while crossing rail fence at Nagarahole Tiger Reserve; rescued
Mysuru, Jan 5: An elephant, which was stuck while crossing a rail fence in the Veeranahosahalli range of Nagarahole Tiger Reserve near here, was rescued on Sunday, official sources said.
Forest officials deployed earth-moving equipment to demolish one of the cement beam pillar barriers to which the rail fence was wedged. After the elephant was freed, it made its way into the forest, officials said.
On learning that the elephant was caught in a predicament, the forest team rushed to the spot where the tusker was trapped between pillar barriers and was unable to lift its hind legs over the rail fence, they said.
According to forest officials, the radio-collared tusker was aged around 30 years and its movement was being tracked.
The rail fences are installed as a measure to prevent elephants from crossing into villages bordering forest areas.
