Srinagar: Hardline Hurriyat Conference chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani today said the chances of ISIS expanding its operations to Kashmir were "almost zero" and dismissed the terror outfit's reported claims in this regard.
"The chances of the Islamic State about reaching Kashmir are almost zero," Mr Geelani said in a statement.
Reacting to the reported statement by the ISIS on Kashmir, Mr Geelani said the only thing it will do is "give the Government of India a chance to globally defame the movement of Kashmiris".
Questioning the claims of ISIS, Mr Geelani said if the group had any sincerity, they would have "liberated the Al Aqsa mosque in West Asia".
"They would have gone to help the Palestinian brothers who are being tortured and brutalised for the past 60 years," he added.
Mr Geelani said instead of solving any issues faced by the Muslims, the advent of ISIS has plunged the Muslim world into a civil war.
"The chances of the Islamic State about reaching Kashmir are almost zero," Mr Geelani said in a statement.
Reacting to the reported statement by the ISIS on Kashmir, Mr Geelani said the only thing it will do is "give the Government of India a chance to globally defame the movement of Kashmiris".
"They would have gone to help the Palestinian brothers who are being tortured and brutalised for the past 60 years," he added.
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