Srinagar, Nov. 25 -- Kashmiri political activist and Director of the European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), Junaid Qureshi, voiced deep concern over the growing radicalisation among educated youth in Jammu and Kashmir, holding Pakistan directly responsible for perpetuating the extremist ecosystem that continues to destabilise the region.

In an exclusive interview with ANI, Qureshi described the radicalisation of well-educated professionals, including doctors, as "a deeply worrying trend", urging Kashmiri Muslims to introspect and take a firm stand against those justifying violence in the name of religion. He stated that society must "reject such individuals, even in death," highlighting that Islam forbids both suicide and t...