-- Waza urges trilateral talks on Kashmir issue peoples league

Srinagar, December 28, 2012-12-28

Executive member of Hurriyat conference (M) and Jammu and Kashmir Peoples League Chairman, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today urged India and Pakistan to start trilateral dialogue process for the resolution of Kashmir issue.  

Mukhtar Ahmad waza who visited Pakistan along with the delegation lead by Chairman All Parties Hurriyat Conference (M) Mirvaiz Umar Farooq arrived today.

While addressing Friday prayers at Nai-Basti Islambad, Waza hailed the efforts of Pakistan and thanked the country for supporting peaceful movement of Kashmiri innocent people. He termed the Pakistan visit a mile stone for the resolution of Kashmir issue and said, “Our Pakistan visit can play an important and significant role in the resolution of Kashmir issue and most important aspect of the visit is that government of Pakistan supported the view point of delegation and agreed that inclusion of Kashmiri people in the resolution of Kashmir issue is important.”   Adding that government of Pakistan and its political as well as its social structures are respecting the wish of kashmiri people.

He urged both the countries to start dialogue process and include kashmiris in the process for the early and peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue. He said that government of India should come forward and should left its unrealistic polices that have threatened the south Asian region and most importantly have made lives of common kashmiri people miserable.

While crediting international fourms espicailly international human rights wings for their roles , Waza again urged them to keep their eagle’s eye on Kashmir as the human rights violations had became a habit of Indian security forces in the valley.

Meanwhile Peoples league spokes person He also condemned the brutal action of Indian security forces in Pulwama district in which more than ten people got injured after police used force to disperse the protesters.

Spokes Person

Reshi Imtiyaz