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SSM students offer Funeral prayers in absentia for victims of New Zealand mosque massacre

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March 16, 2019
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SSM students offer Funeral prayers in absentia for victims of New Zealand mosque massacre
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Srinagar: Students of SSM College of engineering held funeral prayers in absentia for the people killed in Christchurch mosque massacre in New Zealand yesterday.

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The students assembled inside campus and offered funeral prayers for 49 muslims killed in the terror attack.

The victims had gathered to offer Friday prayers when a white supermacist terrorist attacked them with automatic rifles killing 49 and injuring dozens inside the two mosques.

The students of SSM also protested and condemned the terror act.

 

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