Job-visa racket busted; seven held for duping over thousand
The syndicate charged each of its victims Rs 60,000 as a commission for sending him/her to the Gulf countries and Malaysia for employment.
At a time when allegations have been made from some quarters that the Muslims are facing discrimination in the country, Kanthapuram AP faction Sunni Muslim Federation leader Abdul Qadir Musaliyar said the religious freedom enjoyed by Muslims in India cannot be experienced in any Muslim country, including Saudi Arabia.
Speaking at the Sunni Students Federation (SSF) conference in Kozhikode on Saturday, Abdul Qadir Musaliyar said there was no Arab country where Muslims can carry out organisational activities like in India.
“There is no hindrance for our organisation’s activities at all levels in the country. But that is not the case in countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait or Bahrain,” said Abdul Qadir Musaliyar. He said there are restrictions on religious activities even in Gulf countries.
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Inaugurating the SSF conference, Kanthapuram AP Aboobacker Musliyar said the Sunni ideals are against extremism and that for the progress and development of the country, secularism should be protected.
“Terrorism and extremism are not the solution to anything. Instead of such subversive activities, the country demands educational revolution from students,” he said.
Responding to the Sunni leaders statement that religious freedom enjoyed by Muslims in India cannot be experienced in any Muslim country, the Muslim league Kerala president Sadikkali Shihab Thangal said it is on the strength of the constitution that Muslims are enjoying religious freedom and not facing challenges in the country.
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