<div align="justify">Posters asking the Kashmiris living in Uttar Pradesh to leave the state appeared in state's Meerut town, about 500 kilometres from here.<br /> <br />The posters, which were put up by a little known outfit 'Uttar Pradesh Navnirman Sena', said that those, who pelted stones at the security personnel in Kashmir, should not be allowed to stay in the state.<br /> <br />The posters carried the name of Amit Jani, a former Samajwadi Party (SP) leader.<br /> <br />''The posters have been removed and a case has been registered in this regard,'' said a senior police official in Meerut on Friday.<br /> <br />Jani, on the other hand, said that stone pelting on the 'jawans' would not be tolerated under any circumstances. ''We plan to launch a movement to drive the Kashmiris out of the state,'' he added.<br /> <br /> </div>
<div align="justify">Posters asking the Kashmiris living in Uttar Pradesh to leave the state appeared in state's Meerut town, about 500 kilometres from here.<br /> <br />The posters, which were put up by a little known outfit 'Uttar Pradesh Navnirman Sena', said that those, who pelted stones at the security personnel in Kashmir, should not be allowed to stay in the state.<br /> <br />The posters carried the name of Amit Jani, a former Samajwadi Party (SP) leader.<br /> <br />''The posters have been removed and a case has been registered in this regard,'' said a senior police official in Meerut on Friday.<br /> <br />Jani, on the other hand, said that stone pelting on the 'jawans' would not be tolerated under any circumstances. ''We plan to launch a movement to drive the Kashmiris out of the state,'' he added.<br /> <br /> </div>
