Allow
international aid on humanitarian grounds, Waza appeals India
Appeals
world health organizations to sent its teams for controlling water borne
diseases
Srinagar,
September 24: Senior APHC leader and Jammu Kashmir People’s League Chairman,
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza Wednesday appealed Indian government to allow international
aid on humanitarian grounds for rebuilding flood affected Kashmir.
Floods
have devastated Kashmir, claimed precious lives and damaged property worth 1
lakh crores so India which claims that they will help Kashmiri people can’t
lonely so people international aid coming from different countries including
Islamic must be allowed.” Waza said.
He
said that he has credible reports that on the directions of Indian government,
Puppet Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is not allowing the aid consignments from
Srinagar airport which are coming from different Islamic countries.
He
termed it inhuman and said that for rebuilding this conflict ridden state
people of Kashmir have many expectations from the international community
especially from United Nations and Islamic countries.
“United
Nations must help through its disaster management cell and besides it should
send teams of health for controlling the water borne diseases in Kashmir as the
state puppet government has failed in de-watering logged flood water from the
residential areas which can lead to outbreak of deadly diseases.” He said,
Mukhtar
Ahmad Waza also appealed Islamic countries, international NGO’s to help
directly flood affected Kashmiris and ensure rehabilitations of Kashmiris
before winter spill on humanitarian grounds.
He
appealed Indian government to not to block aid coming from international community.
“Indian government must not block the aid coming from international community.
They must show realism in dealing with this issue as it a fact that they can’t
help people here. Keeping in view the poverty of Indian, people of Kashmir will
continue to appeal international community as there no other way.” Waza
maintained.
He
stressed upon the party activists to work and continue relief works along with
other pro-freedom and social organizations.
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