Srinagar, Mar 17 (KNS): Hurriyat Conference (M) termed the assertions made by RSS chief Mohan Baghwat wherein he said that people of Kashmir should be dealt with force as “they only understand the language of power “as a reflection of the fascist ideology of the right-wing organisation and their outlook on how to deal with the political will and aspirations of the people of Kashmir.
In a statement issued to KNS, Hurriyat (M) spokesman said eulogizing the army for doing a commendable job of keeping the territory and people under forcible control and banking on military strength as a means of resolution of the world acknowledged dispute is highly condemnable.
Spokesman said that Kashmir is the world’s most militarized zone where forces are laced with unbridled powers including black laws like AFSPA which have resulted in worst form of human rights violations and killing of civilians. And instead of looking at a political resolution to this purely political and human problem which is causing so much death and destruction here and hostility and uncertainty in the region, such people want the army to do this job for them through force and power.
Hurriyat Conference (M) spokesman said that the RSS chief should apprise himself of the basic ground reality that Kashmir is a world recognised dispute and it has never been a part of Indian union. There are 18 resolutions pending about Jammu and Kashmir in the UN and the resolution of this vexed dispute lies in implementing these very resolutions.
Spokesman said that people like Mr Baghwat should realize that no stone has been left unturned to push the people of Kashmir and the resistance leadership to wall by extreme use of force, yet all repressive measures have failed to cow down the people or break their resolve to achieve the realization of their political will and aspirations
Meanwhile, Hurriyat Conference (M) spokesman paid rich tributes to three militants killed in Balhama encounter that include Shabir Ahmed, Owais Ahmed and Abu Hamas stating that youth are sacrificing their lives for a great and sacred cause and it is the collective responsibility of people and leadership to strive for the cause. (KNS)