Srinagar, Oct 25 (KNS): Had Indian army not breached all principles on October 27, 1947, there would have been no bloodshed and no issue at all. Rather South Asian people would have enjoying the fruits of stability and peace and no scholars of Kashmir like Shaheed Manan Wani and Shaheed Sabzar Sofi would have preferred to die for freedom. However, fact of the matter is that Indian forces occupied the Himalayan territory by illegal means giving rise to a situation where people are being killed and maimed on daily basis.
This was stated by the Spokesperson of Jammu Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party (JKDFP) in a statement. He expressed deep shock and anguish over the fresh killing spree in nook and corner and condemned the men in uniform for unleashing terror in the region.
Terming 27 October, as a black day in the history of South Asia, the Spokesperson said that this day has brought miseries along because New Delhi is since then trying to implement its unethical agenda in the whole region giving rise to problems for the people even living in its neighborhood.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
The JKDFP Spokesperson said had India not invaded Kashmir, there would not have been any problem in the region. But Indian forces ever since their entry in Kashmir are busy killing people who demand their political rights.
India not only killed a large number of people since 1947 but jailed even political leaders like Freedom Party chief Shabir Shah for most of the time to crush and kill the genuine people’s struggle. However it did not succeed in wining hearts of the people who still raise their voice whenever they get any chance.
Paying rich tributes to those martyred in Kulgam, Srinagar and Baramulla, JKDFP Spokesperson said that the sacred mission of martyrs will be protected at any cost and those who are languishing in different jails to nourish their political agenda will always be remembered. He said that a party delegation led by Bashir Ahmad Wani paid rich tributes to those martyred in Kulgam and expressed solidarity with their families by visiting them. (KNS)