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This time I don’t agree with Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s protest calendar. He has just confined people to their houses even on the days of Eid-ul-Firt, which is unfortunate. What if Eid is observed on Saturday, it means people would have just one day to celebrate and the next day they would have to face strikes and curfews. And on 13th they would have to march toward the UNMOGIP office in Srinagar. I think he must review the protest calendar and ensure that people are given at least four days break after Eid. Geelani is a senior leader and must exhibit maturity while giving the protest programmes. Let him not act as a dictator and take people hostage.

Rabia Ali
Oakhla, New Delhi

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