Demilitarize Kashmir, repeal black laws and release detainees: Waza

Peoples League to continue efforts for Kashmir Settlement.spokesperson imtiyaz reshi.

                                                 

Srinagar, Nov 02: Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman and Executive Member of APHC, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today said that instead of spending money on defense, govermnet of Indian should repeal all black laws that would pave a way forward for the resolution of Kashmir issue.

 its party will continue liberation struggle while bear out all odds and inhuman tact’s by which government if India is trying to muzzle the voice of innocent Kashmiri people.

While addressing Friday congregation in Masjid Shahi Hamdan, Daripora  Pulwama, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza along with his party leaders imtiyaz reshi, mohd maqbool sofi parveiz ah dar and zulkarnian, waza said that the both the nuclear countries are spending a huge amount of money on defense while as on the other side people residing in both of the countries are lacking basic amenities of life.

He appealed both the countries to start a result oriented dialogue process with the inclusion of Kashmiri people and resolve the Kashmir issue. However he maintained that government of India should firstly demilitarize Kashmir, revoke black laws, release all political detainees detained in different jails that would pave a way towards the resolution of Kashmir issue.  He said that before the dialogue process.

He said that its party will continue liberation struggle while bear out all odds and inhuman tact’s by which government if India is trying to muzzle the voice of innocent Kashmiri people.

He condemned the desecration of Quran Sharief in Chenab valley and communal tension in zanskar and said that such acts were being done with an aim to divert the attention of people from Kashmir issue. He said that such spineless, un-Islamic and inhuman acts could not muzzle the voice of people nor could divert the attention of people from Kashmir issue.

He said that Jammu Kashmir Peoples League and Kashmiri leadership will continue its liberation struggle with much intensity and will continue efforts to settle the Kashmir dispute amicably through talks, for which we have given unparallel scarifies.

 Waza reiterated that the Kashmir dispute could only be settled through talks among Pakistan, India and the Kashmiri leadership. Waza maintained that pro-liberation leadership and the people of Kashmir with their unity and political vision would defeat the conspiracies of anti-Kashmir, anti-movement and anti-people elements.

Expressing satisfaction over the realization of the international community that the Kashmir dispute needs to be resolved , Waza said “The settlement of the Kashmir dispute is imperative not only for South Asia but also for the world peace,” Mukhtar said, adding that the international human rights organizations are urged to send their representatives to Kashmir in order to take cognizance of the miserable plight of Kashmiri detainees languishing in different jails and interrogation centers, unmarked graves, extra-judicial killings, tortures, rapes and thefts and demanded them to pressurize India for the release of detainees.
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