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SRINAGAR: Kashmiri separatists have issued a four-minute video clip via social networking sites asking people to boycott the assembly polls later this month.
The video, which has surfaced after authorities launched a crackdown on the separatists for calling for the boycott, has gone viral on social networking sites. It has messages of Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Asiya Andrabi, who are otherwise not on talking terms.
The three ask people to "vigorously boycott" the assembly elections in the video. The video also shows Geelani addressing a gathering via phone asking youth not "to undermine the mission of martyrs". The Mirwaiz is seen posing for the camera seeking "en-masse" boycott.
The video starts with a song eulogizing the people of Kashmir. It then shifts to Geelani's message. "My appeal to the youth in particular is that the sacrifices rendered by the people must be safeguarded and hence in no way should vote during elections."
Mirwaiz cites sacrifices for a cause and says elections cannot be the substitute to the right to self determination in his appeal.
"We appeal people to boycott the coming polls so that we could prove our solidarity with those who have sacrificed their today for our tomorrow," says the Mirwaiz.
The video also has a clip showing JKLF chief Yasin Malik raising slogans for election boycott during a rally.
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The Ontario Hockey League isnt going to tolerate any Internet tomfoolery.
The OHL announced Wednesday that Greg Betzold of the Peterborough Petes and Jake Marchment of the Belleville Bulls each has been suspended 15 games for what the league determined to be inappropriate social network behavior.
These suspensions follow recent social networking activity that has come to the Leagues attention, OHL commissioner David Branch said in a statement. This most inappropriate and concerning activity contravenes the Leagues social networking policy and a number of other policies including Respect in Sport (Harassment and Abuse) and diversity.
Marchment and Betzold both apologized via Twitter, though it appears Betzold has since deleted his account. Its worth noting that, according to the players, their inappropriate comments were made in private, even though that does nothing to justify their actions.
The OHL takes issues related to respect, diversity and harassment very seriously, Branch continued in the statement. The social networking conduct displayed by these players goes against what the League stands for and serves to highlight a sense of entitlement that we, as a League, have worked hard to try to eliminate. We believe these suspensions, going forward, will reinforce to our players that all activity, be it in person, on the ice or online, must be in keeping with our policies. These events further illustrate that the League and our teams must continually work with our players to ensure they understand and appreciate our social networking policy. The League will also look to our current programs, outlined in our Players First Guide, to see where improvements may be made in terms of communications and respect for others.
(h/t to NBC Sports ProHockeyTalk blog)
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