#WATCH | Delhi: On the memories from his tenure in India, Bangladesh High Commissioner to India, Riaz Hamidullah, says, "About three weeks ago, I was in the Kashmir Valley in Srinagar. From the airport, I drove straight to the DPS Srinagar school. Two things struck me. There were around 5,000 students, and I think almost 40 per cent of them were girls. Suddenly, I was approached by a Class 12 student called Fatima. She introduced herself as a radio jockey. I was surprised to learn that the school has been running a digital radio station. She took me into a radio studio and got into a conversation with me. The second question was really puzzling. I didn’t expect it from her. She asked me, “How do you look at borders?” Imagine — sitting in Srinagar, a young girl asking this question. I took it in absolute candour and gave my response, and when I was leaving, I heard young children singing a song. It was one of my favourite compositions of Allama Iqbal... So, what really struck me is that we always look at the lines that divide us, but we should also see how uniquely the larger part of the population keeps moving, without being mindful of the divisive lines or differences. That is one of the latest memories that will stay with me."