Srinagar, Jul 13 (KNS): Chairman of Jammu Kashmir National Front and senior Hurriyat leader, Nayeem Ahmad Khan Wednesday stressed for unanimous strategy regarding resistance movement and sought UN intervention in resolving Kashmir dispute.
In a statement issued to KNS, Khan expressed serious concern over recent killings and prevailing grim situation in state and said that “we need to rethink and reconsider latest strategies and let all of us wove to carry struggle to its logical end. It is do or die like situation and our mosques can play a pivot role for ongoing struggle.”
He stressed people to go ahead with their mission as there is no u turn to move back. “We are left with no option but to face as Indian forces have turned our valley into a slaughter house,” Khan said.
Highlighting the role played by Masjids, Khan said, “let our mosques play the life line for our sacred cause.”
Lashing at state authorities and pro- Indian politicians for their treacherous role, Khan said that they are misleading international community.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Hailing the role played by youth, he said that our youth are sensitive enough about political destiny of state and they are not offering sacrifices for mere employment or other amenities.
While slamming state police for their callous and brutal approach, Khan stressed them not be the part of vicious game against its own people.
Hailing the people for their commitment and high spirits, Khan said that Indian authorities should note that we won’t succumb before repressive measure and we will carry our mission, come what may.
Hailing the recent statement of Prime Minister Pakistan for his concern about Jammu and Kashmir, Khan said that authorities in Pakistan need to activate its embassies in world and apprise international community about prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir.
He in his statement stressed UN authorities to take notice of vows and miseries, the state people are facing and fulfill their obligation as was done in case of Croatia, Sudan and east Timor. (KNS)