Srinagar, Nov. 18 -- The J&K students have alleged that after arrest of doctors in "white collar terror module" case, the Faridabad police have questioned over 2,000 Kashmiri students living on rent in the city to find out if they have any links with the recently busted module. J&K students association in a statement alleged a "collective suspicion" of Kashmiri students and have sought Prime Minister's intervention and alleged that Kashmiri students across several northern states are facing profiling, eviction, and intimidation in aftermath of the Red Fort blast. He said that a clear, public reassurance from the PM would strengthen national unity and ensure that Kashmiri students continue contributing meaningfully to India's development and prosperity. "A message of equality and reassurance can pave the way for a more inclusive and harmonious India; an India where every Kashmiri feels protected, valued, and integral to the nation's collective future." Association's national convener Nasir Khuehami said, "A particular community is being targeted after the attack. Kashmiri students are being harassed in universities and residential localities in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi. Kashmiri students believe in India's democracy and mainstream values. They reject terrorism in all forms. Yet, they are being profiled and vilified by authorities and local residents. Many landlords have asked Kashmiri tenants to vacate their rooms, forcing several students to return home out of fear," Khuehami said, adding that in the aftermath of the blast, fear and anxiety among these students have grown significantly. "Reports of profiling, harassment, aggressive questioning, and sweeping verification drives, even in institutions unrelated to the case have deeply unsettled them. Many have left campuses. He said alone 2,000 students living in Faridabad on rent or hostels have been questioned. Expressing deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives in the Delhi blast, Khuehami said it has shaken the entire nation.. "Our heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families and our thoughts are with all those who have suffered. Their pain is our pain; their grief is the nation's grief," he said.htc...