Kashmiri Martyrs internationalised Kashmir issue
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Waza Appeals people to help
families of martyrs without media hype
Srinagar, Feb, 01, 2013: Jammu and Kashmir People’s League chairman,
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today while paying to tributes to martyrs of
Kashmir, who laid their lives for the peaceful resolution of Kashmir
issue, appealed people of valley in general and particularly
economically sound people to help families of martyrs who are facing
tough time from last several years.
Addressing Friday congregations at Dooru Shahabad Islamabad, Mukhtar
Ahmad Waza paid glowing tributes to martyrs and said that they have
internationalised the Kashmir dispute and because of these important
martyrs world community is continuously of the opinion that Kashmir
dispute should be resolved according to the aspirations of kashmiri
people for ensuring peace and stability in whole south Asia.
He said that Kashmiri martyrs have centre staged Kashmir issue and
left their noble mission on us and we are committed to take the their
mission to logical end. “Martyrs have played an important role in
Kashmir and we have no responsibilities to take it but at the same
time we have to assist the families of martyrs who are facing tough
time.” Waza said
“Do observe the Eid-e-Milad but i would like to appeal you on this
auspicious occasion that please don’t forget the martyrs and do assist
their families because they are facing tough time, their children
don’t have basic amenities of life they need help in education.”
Adding economically sound people should come forward.
While throwing light on Seerat-e-Nabi (SAW) he said that Islam is the
religion of peace and justice and Prophet Mohmmad (SAW) has always
provided equal right and justice to everyone. He appealed common
masses to adopt fully Islamic way of life. He expressed concern over
the rights violations including depriving of basic right ‘right to
self determination.’, and maintained that people of region will
continue to fight for their basic rights. He said that resolution of
Kashmir issue can ensure peace and stability in whole south Asian
region
Srinagar, Feb, 01, 2013: Jammu and Kashmir People’s League chairman,
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today while paying to tributes to martyrs of
Kashmir, who laid their lives for the peaceful resolution of Kashmir
issue, appealed people of valley in general and particularly
economically sound people to help families of martyrs who are facing
tough time from last several years.
Addressing Friday congregations at Dooru Shahabad Islamabad, Mukhtar
Ahmad Waza paid glowing tributes to martyrs and said that they have
internationalised the Kashmir dispute and because of these important
martyrs world community is continuously of the opinion that Kashmir
dispute should be resolved according to the aspirations of kashmiri
people for ensuring peace and stability in whole south Asia.
He said that Kashmiri martyrs have centre staged Kashmir issue and
left their noble mission on us and we are committed to take the their
mission to logical end. “Martyrs have played an important role in
Kashmir and we have no responsibilities to take it but at the same
time we have to assist the families of martyrs who are facing tough
time.” Waza said
“Do observe the Eid-e-Milad but i would like to appeal you on this
auspicious occasion that please don’t forget the martyrs and do assist
their families because they are facing tough time, their children
don’t have basic amenities of life they need help in education.”
Adding economically sound people should come forward.
While throwing light on Seerat-e-Nabi (SAW) he said that Islam is the
religion of peace and justice and Prophet Mohmmad (SAW) has always
provided equal right and justice to everyone. He appealed common
masses to adopt fully Islamic way of life. He expressed concern over
the rights violations including depriving of basic right ‘right to
self determination.’, and maintained that people of region will
continue to fight for their basic rights. He said that resolution of
Kashmir issue can ensure peace and stability in whole south Asian
region
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