Geelani pays tributes to slain militants

Expresses concern about setting up of new, more forces camps in Shopian

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Geelani pays tributes to slain militants

Expresses concern about setting up of new, more forces camps in Shopian

Srinagar, Jun 21 (KNS): Paying glorious tributes to the youth slain in Pazalpora gunfight, Syed Ali Geelani said that they bravely and willingly offer their today for our tomorrow.
Geelani expressed his serious concern about setting up of new and more forces camps in Shopian and said that setting these camps amidst civilian population is highly condemnable.
Youth are on the forefront of the movement and laying their precious lives added Geelani and blaming Indian authorities for political uncertainty in state, Geelani said that their stubborn attitude is the root cause of appalling situations and continuous bloodshed in state.
We are not being allowed to mourn even our slain youngsters, said Geelani and while denouncing authorities for laying curbs on condolences meeting in memory of slain youth, Adil Ahmad Mir in Pampore, Geelani justified the resentment shown by youth in Kashmir and said our youth were taking up arms “to put an end to slavery and this barbarity”.
It is not just a passion however a growing resentment among youth and it is the outcome of unending curbs on political activities, stubborn attitude and has created political uncertainty in the state.
Our youth are quite disheartened as peaceful activities are denied,” Geelani asserted and added that “the insensitivity and unconcern of authorities in New Delhi is the sole reason for this unabated bloodshed. Youth have no option but to resent this age-old slavery and take arms to defend their rights.
They are putting a huge responsibility on our shoulders to honor these sacrifices and take the movement to its logical end, said Geelani while referring to slain youth.
Extending condolences to bereaved family, Syed Ali Geelani said, “We share the grief and pray for the strength to the grieved families to bear irreparable loss.
Meanwhile, Kashmir issue is a human and political issue and can't be solved through coercive measures, said Hurriyat conference.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelReferring to authorities in Delhi, Hurriyat said that they are pursuing power politics and utilizing all their muscle, might & mettle to muzzle our voices.
We will never succumb to pressure, said Hurriyat and while referring to more rubber bullets and upgraded PAVA shells to forces, Hurriyat said that supplying more arms and aminations can never help authorities to subdue our freedom sentiments.
Referring to reliable sources, Hurriyat disclosed that authorities have chalked out a war like strategy and added that reorganizing Ikhwan type renegades and use of more force is on cards.
Hurriyat (G) said that in Nagisharen in Shopian a new military camp is being set up after 10 years. Such new camps are being set up in nook and corner and renegades are engaged to join Ikhwan folds, said Hurriyat.
Hurriyat said that pellet gun has been decalared a lethal weapon and now in addition to this more rubber bullets and smoke shells are being added to their armory.
You are following a pointless destination, Hurriyat said while addressing authorities. All these tactics will prove just momentary, said Hurriyat and added that military might won’t solve this long pending issue.
Hurriyat while referring to Ikhwan culture and Indra-Abdullah accord, said that all these cosmetic approaches proved as inoperable steps and nothing could be expected by resorting to power and arrogant politics.
In nineties when Ikhwan culture was regarded as the ultimate power, but uprisings in 2008, 2010 and 2016 proved that all these cosmetic approaches and devilish tactics proved futile and a failure step, said Hurriyat.
Ridiculing Indian authorities, Hurriyat said that military might won’t help Delhi and Kashmir being a political issue needs a realistic approach and suggested that instead of relying on heartless approach and arrogant strategy, Kashmir issue need to be resolved through political will and vision. (KNS)
 

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