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Sunday, 10 July 2011

WAZA appealed people to march towards Martyrs; Graveyard on 13 july for Paying Homage To The Kashmiri Martyrs

WAZA appealed people to march towards Martyrs; Graveyard on 13 july for Paying Homage To The Kashmiri Martyrs 
Senior APHC Leader and Acting Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza asking people to support hurriyet programe and march towards martyrs graveyard Naqshband sahib on july 13 for paying tribute to the martyrs of 1931. Waza pays rich tributes to the Kashmiri martyrs and reaffirms their resolve to continue the martyr’s mission till its logical conclusion, come what may. Waza reiterated that on July 13 in 1931 when the Dogra troops shot dead 22 Kashmiris, one after the other, in front of Srinagar Central Jail. “Kashmiris have given countless sacrifices for the movement. We are not afraid of facing bullets or autocratic tactics aimed at suppressing our fight for right to self-determination,” he added. Waza maintained that the sacrifices of the people of Kashmir would definitely bring positive results and Kashmiris would get rid of Indian bondage. Waza said that military might will in no way be able to break the resolve of Kashmiri people to continue their struggle for right to self-determination. Waza has appealed to world leaders to support the Kashmiri people in their struggle against the foreign occupation.Waza terming july 13, 1931 as landmark day in the freedom. Spokeman pl imtiyaz reshi.
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Friday, 8 July 2011

Kashmir settlement possible through dialogue: JKPL

In continuation to door to door campaign Senior Hurriyat Leader and spokesman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League,  Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi accompanied with Farooq Ahmad Dar, Mohd Maqbool Sofi, Gh Nabi Waseem and dozens other party workers and activists visited various parts of district Srinagar While addressing an impressive gathering at soura Imtiyaz Reshi has emphasized that Kashmir is a political dispute which can be resolved through dialogue process involving Pakistan, India and the Kashmiri people. Reshi maintained that New Delhi should withdraw its troops from Kashmir, repeal black laws, remove bunkers and release Kashmiri detainees to create an atmosphere for resolving the dispute. He said that India's intransigence was the main hurdle in resolving the lingering dispute.
Reshi said that our liberation movement is indigenous with the objective to achieve right to self-determination. "The ongoing agitation will continue till India accepts Kashmir as a disputed territory withdraws its troops and releases all political prisoners and youth from jails," he added.
Reshi said that the Kashmiri’s had been rendering sacrifices to secure their inalienable right to self-determination promised to them by Indian rulers and the world community. He reiterated his demand that India should accept the disputed status of Kashmir, withdraw its troops, repeal draconian laws, release illegally detained Kashmiris and bring the troops involved in the killing of innocent youth during the past six months to justice.

Kashmir settlement possible through dialogue: JKPL

In continuation to door to door campaign Senior Hurriyat Leader and spokesman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League,  Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi accompanied with Farooq Ahmad Dar, Mohd Maqbool Sofi, Gh Nabi Waseem and dozens other party workers and activists visited various parts of district Srinagar While addressing an impressive gathering at soura Imtiyaz Reshi has emphasized that Kashmir is a political dispute which can be resolved through dialogue process involving Pakistan, India and the Kashmiri people. Reshi maintained that New Delhi should withdraw its troops from Kashmir, repeal black laws, remove bunkers and release Kashmiri detainees to create an atmosphere for resolving the dispute. He said that India's intransigence was the main hurdle in resolving the lingering dispute.
Reshi said that our liberation movement is indigenous with the objective to achieve right to self-determination. "The ongoing agitation will continue till India accepts Kashmir as a disputed territory withdraws its troops and releases all political prisoners and youth from jails," he added.
Reshi said that the Kashmiri’s had been rendering sacrifices to secure their inalienable right to self-determination promised to them by Indian rulers and the world community. He reiterated his demand that India should accept the disputed status of Kashmir, withdraw its troops, repeal draconian laws, release illegally detained Kashmiris and bring the troops involved in the killing of innocent youth during the past six months to justice.

PEOPLES LEAGUE PAID A TRIBUTE TO ZAFFER MOTHER

According to spokes man pl Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  said senior hurriyet leader and chairman of peoples league Mukhtar Ahmad Waza paid a glowing tribute to the mother of chief editor of monitor Zaffer Mehraj waza expressed profound grief and sorrow over the sad demise of the mother of Zaffer sahib and prayed Allah Almighty to rest her in eternal peace. JKPL in a condolence meeting offered fateha for the departed soul and expressed solidarity with the bereaved families. She was a deeply pious and God fearing woman and May God rest her soul in peace. May also bestow patience to all those who grieve at her passing, for from Him we come and to Him we must return, spokesman JKPL added.
Meanwhile a high level deligation of  JKPL led by its chairman Mukhtar Waza along with  imtiyaz reshi, Farooq ah Dar, Mohd Maqbool Sofi and Aafaq Ah Bhat visited the residence of Zaffer MehrajTeam  at Baghat for Paying the tribute to the buried soul.

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Peace in South Asia allied to Kashmir resolution: Waza


In continuation to door to door campaign Senior Hurriyat Leader and Chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today visited Ashmuqam, Dooru Shahabad and Kokernag. While addressing an impressive gathering Waza said that the peace in South Asia is not possible without resolving the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the Kashmiris’ aspirations. Waza said that the dispute could be resolved only when the Kashmiris were made a party to the dialogue process as the issue was the matter of their right to self-determination. “The settlement of the Kashmir dispute is imperative not only for South Asia but also for the world peace,” Mukhtar said.
Expressing satisfaction over the realization of the international community that the Kashmir dispute needs to be resolved, without any further delay and only way for emancipation is to give people of Kashmir as a region the opportunity to decide their political future by their own will and consent in accordance with chapter-I, clause – 3 of UNO (Right to Self Determination), Waza added.
Meanwhile spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi visited today  soura   at the residence of Shaheed Omer Qayoom  who was martyred by police last year agitation  along with senior pl leader Mohd Maqbool Sofi for paying rich tribute by the advice of pl chairman Mukhtar Waza.

Saturday, 2 July 2011

Farooq Ahmad Dar pl leaders mother- char am ceremony was organized by JKPL


According to spokes man pl Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  said on the eve of char am ceremony of the mother- of   Hurriyat Leader and  chief organizer of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Farooq Ahmad Dar peoples league organized Duwae  majalis at shamsabad bemina chaired by senior hurriyet leader and chairman of peoples league Mukhtar Ahmad Waza and  attended by hundreds of people including party workers, and senior hurriyet leaders, political and social personalities and contract association , and religious leaders in the srinagar .On this accusation  peoples league chairman Mukhtar Waza paid a glowing tribute to farooq sahibs mother and waza made a lecture on death and birth has expressed profound grief and sorrow over the sad demise of the mother of Farooq Dar and prayed Allah Almighty to rest her in eternal peace. Later on hurriyet leader Rashid Hakeem also give lecture by the advice of chairman hurriyet Dr Mirwaiz Molvi Omer Farooq Hakeem sahib was companied by other aphc leaders as Gh Nabi Zaki, Mohd Magbool Sofi, Ab Rashid Untoo, Gh Nabi Waseem, Gh Qadir Rah and Ab Majid Wani.