JKLF pays tribute Hakak, others

‘Handwara, Kupwara massacres remind us of brutal Indian oppression’

‘Handwara, Kupwara massacres remind us of brutal Indian oppression’

Srinagar, Jan 24 (KNS): Zonal president Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), Noor Muhammad Kalwal has paid tributes to its slain leaders, Muhammad Hussain Hakak, Manzoor Ahmad, Abdul Jabbar Amjad, Muhammad Altaf Mir and others who embraced martyrdom during present freedom struggle.
Terming these leaders as ‘real heroes of Kashmiri nation’, Noor said that “the struggle and sacrifices of these martyrs can never be forgotten and that Kashmiri nation is indebted to these great martyrs.”
While paying tributes to martyr Muhammad Hussain Hakak, JKLF zonal president in a statement issued to KNS said that “he was one of the best resistance lover and his struggle and sacrifices for the freedom of this nation will always be remembered.”
Terming the massacres at Handwara and Kupwara by Army and forces on 25th and 27th January 1990 as ‘a glaring proof of hollowness of Indian democracy’, JKLF leader said that “killing thousands of innocents can only be termed as act of savagery and these massacres are a reminder of the fact that India has acted as a brutal country for Kashmiris and suppressed the peaceful voices of Kashmiris by its military might.”
Meanwhile, JKLF expressed its heartfelt grief and sorrow over the sad demise of Aziz ud Din Wani of Wagoora Baramullah who was father of senior resistance activist Bilal Ahmad Wani and also at the demise of Abdul Rehman Mala who was father of Jan Muhammad Mala who is associated with daily Chattan.
A delegation led by JKLF Deputy Chief Organizer Siraj-Ud-Din Mir visited Wagoora and expressed solidarity with the bereaved family of Aziz-ud-din.
While praying for the heavenly abode of both deceased, JKLF leaders expressed solidarity with their bereaved families. (KNS)
 

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