HCJK prays for speedy recovery of Pak PM

'YML chairman manages to reach Baramullah to address public gathering'

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HCJK prays for speedy recovery of Pak PM

'YML chairman manages to reach Baramullah to address public gathering'

Srinagar, June 03 (KNS): Hurriyat conference JK leaders and convener Shabir Ahmad Dar and others prayed for the speedy recovery of Pakistan Prime Minister MIA Nawaz Shareef and hoped early return to serve Pakistan.
In connection to Hurriyat conference JK mass contact program Hurriyat executive party Young Men’s league chairman Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi besides restriction managed to reach Baramullah waterhal to adress public gathering as already police arrested hurriyat jk leader Muhammad Ahsan Untoo as he was also scheduled to attend party mass contact program .Imtiyaz Reshi was accompanied by party leaders Shakeel u rehman, Molvi javaid and Rouf Aasmi and clobration with jklf leader Molvi Riyaz while addressing public gathering Imtiyaz Reshi and Molvi Riyaz Said International community has adopted communal silence over the Kashmir issue which is serious concern he said Kashmir issue is a big challenge to international community and united nations organization but still world hasn’t paid any attention towards Kashmir Issue, world most important issue that can disturb the peace in whole world if not resolved peacefully. Reshi said that the Kashmir as an political as well as international dispute and passed resolutions for its solution.
international community cannot ignore the history of Kashmir issue “people of Kashmir are struggling for securing right to self-determination.
He said that will the global political scenario changing rapidly and fastly so it’s imperative for both the countries to resolve the dispute through UN resolutions.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelHe said that through Kashmir resolution peace and stability can be guaranteed in whole south Asian region as well as in India and Pakistan who have fought over three battles over the issue.
He appealed the United Nations to impress upon India to revoke the draconian laws like Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from the territory, withdraw its troops and release all the illegally detained pro-liberation leaders and activists including youth and minor boys.
On the occasion leaders has shown serious concern over the continue detention and crack down on Hurriyat leaders, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mir Muhammad Yasin Malik, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Nayeem Ahmad Khan, Muhammad Ahsan Untoo and others, and said forces in Kashmir have lashed a region of terror and during the nocturnal raids they have arrested more than 300 youth and also imprisoned Hutriyat leaders and leaders have been denied to carry out political activities in the valley.
In an another Hurriyat conference delegation headed by Tehreek Istiqamat chairman Ghulam Nabi war addressed people at Kupwara Malapur he stressed upon unity among the ranks of Hurriyat leaders and is need of hour.
He said that India can somehow curb the Kashmiri freedom struggle by using gun and force but can’t suppress or end the movement. He also demanded early release of all people who have been detained during past days.
He appealed international community including human rights watch to take a serious notice of the situation prevailing in Kashmir from last 68 years. (KNS)
 

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