Waza appeals People to Observe Eid-ul-Azha with Extreme Austerity

Srinagar, October 14: Senior Hurriyat Leader and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza in a declaration has felicitated Muslim brethren on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr and urged people of Kashmir to observe this carnival with extreme austerity.

Waza has urged people to pray for the elevation-status of Kashmiri martyrs. Waza asked the people to express solidarity with the families of martyrs and wounded persons by visiting their houses on the day. Waza has appealed the people to help the families of their Kashmiri brethren, who were injured or martyred by Indian police and troops during thelast decades .

Waza maintained that the ongoing movement is for justice, against the discrimination. “Our struggle is not for territory, our struggle is for people. We believe in right of self-determination of all peoples within Jammu and Kashmir for the resolution, in which of course people will be free to vote for Pakistan, Independence or India. Let democratic exercise of referendum determine the future of Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.

He also condemed slapping of PSA Mushtaq Ahmad Sheikh (18), a resident of Saidapora area of Srinagar, who is lone brother of Seven Sisters and termed it worst kind of human rights violations.

Waza retreaited his demad for uncodtional release of all political detainees lashing in different jails of india. spokesperson jkpl imtiyaz reshi.

Srinagar, Oct 05: Terming Kashmir as a police state, APHC on Saturday said that the state police subjected a high level hurriyat delegation from public affairs cell to worst treatment.

The spokesman said the delegation comprising of hurriyat’s public affairs cell leaders including Hakim Abdul Rashid, Abdul Rashid Untoo, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, and Yasin mohamamd Malik were arriving from Sheeri Uri, a day after concluding the public contact programme, when they were intercepted by the contingents of police at pattan.

The spokesman said the delegates were kept in Pattan police station lock-up and then shifted back to Sheeri police station.

Completely ignoring the Muslim and basic human values, spokesman said that at Pattan police station the hurriyat leaders were treated as petty criminals and subjected to mental torture.

Sternly denouncing the unacceptable police action on hurriyat leaders, spokesman stressed that government should bear in mind that hurriyat represents the real aspirations and emotions of Kashmiri people. He said that the way the leaders were terrorized and oppressed, restrictions were put on their political activities, only reflects the policy of political retribution undertaken by the state against the hurriyat leaders.

The spokesman said that such despotic measures could never dislodge hurriyat leaders from undertaking the cause for which lakhs of people have laid their lives and property.  

Waza demands release of political prisoners, detained Hurriyat activists

Srinagar, Oct 10: Senior Hurriyat Leader and Chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today said repealing of 'black laws', release of political prisoners, and accountability for human rights violations and 'demilitarization' of Kashmir were necessary to solve the impasse.

In a statement issued today, Waza demanded release of political prisoners, detained Hurriyat activists including Party Spokesman Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Hakeem Abdul Rashid, Abdul Rashid Untoo, Yasin Hussan Malik who have been imprisoned in police station Shree Baramullah.

Waza termed it with the frustration of police and puppet authorities and said that pro-freedom leaders were peaceful and are fighting for birth right -right to self determination- politically.

Commenting on recent indo-pak border tension, Waza said that peace on borders or in south asia can’t be guaranteed till Kashmir gets resolved and solution to Kashmir issue would not be achieved unless India and Pakistan addressed the grievances and aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. '' Kashmir is a political issue, not a religious one, and it should be solved politically, taking into confidence the sentiment of 'freedom' being expressed by the people of the valley,'' he observed.

Waza has urged the Amnesty International to help in release of illegally detained Kashmiris youths and Hurriyat leaders, who have been arrested during the peaceful protests that were taken from time to time since 2008.

Srinagar, Oct 10: Senior Hurriyat Leader and Chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today said that the resolution of Kashmir issue can only guarantee peace in South Asia and on Indo-Pak borders, so it is necessary for both the countries to come forward for its early resolution.

Addressing a gathering in Pakpora Pulwama, Waza who was accompanied by party leaders including Molvi Mudasir Ahmad, Molvi Mohd Safi, Shabir Ahmad, Fayaz Ahmad, appealed India and Pakistan to come forward for the early resolution of decades old Kashmir issue that has endangered peace in South Asia.

”Since since past seven decades, endless blood had been spilled within the valley and on the borders and it will continue till Kashmir gets resolved as per the aspirations of Kashmiri people.” He said.

Commenting on recent indo-pak border tension, Waza said that peace on borders or in south asia can’t be guaranteed till Kashmir gets resolved and solution to Kashmir issue would not be achieved unless India and Pakistan will take into confidence the sentiment of 'freedom' being expressed by the people of the valley.

Waza has again urged the Amnesty International to help in release of illegally detained Kashmiris youths and Hurriyat leaders, who have been arrested during the peaceful protests that were taken from time to time since 2008 before Eid-ul-Azha.

APHC Public Affairs division led by senior Hurriyat Leader Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  visited today batamaloo in connection with door to door organization  

APHC Public Affairs division led by senior Hurriyat Leader Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  visited today batamaloo in connection with door to door organization  delegation visited the house of Syed Basharat Shah who was  disappeared by forces 23 years ago, delegation expressed their sympathies with the mother of person subjected to enforce .On this occasion delegation compromised with Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi     met, the senior hurriyat leader Alaudin Shah at Batamaloo, and conferm his health  , and also they visited  family of imprisoned senior hurriyat leader  Mushtaq-ul-islam were they expressed their sympathies with the families of Mushtaq-ul-Islam.

Later on leaders compromised with Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  addressed the public gathering at pandanch  Gander bal District  they  demanded an end to unlawful arrest spree and halt to gross

violations of human rights by Indian troops in Kashmir.  They  said that

the world community had recognized Kashmir as a dispute, which should

be settled through dialogue process.

 Hakeem  appealed to the international community, United Nations, OIC and

world human rights to impress upon India to end human rights

Violations in Kashmir.

He maintained that India’s claim of zero tolerance against rights

Abuse proved to be a hoax in the backdrop of fake encounters and

Targeted killing of innocent Kashmiris over the past few months.

 Reshi urged India to stop the rights abuse, withdraw its troops and

Repeal all black laws from the territory before initiating meaningful

Talks on Kashmir.

He deplored that the occupation authorities had always tried to shield

the culprits involved in the killing of innocent Kashmiri people.

APHC Public Affairs division led by senior Hurriyat Leader Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  visited today batamaloo in connection with door to door organization  

APHC Public Affairs division led by senior Hurriyat Leader Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  visited today batamaloo in connection with door to door organization  delegation visited the house of Syed Basharat Shah who was  disappeared by forces 23 years ago, delegation expressed their sympathies with the mother of person subjected to enforce .On this occasion delegation compromised with Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi     met, the senior hurriyat leader Alaudin Shah at Batamaloo, and conferm his health  , and also they visited  family of imprisoned senior hurriyat leader  Mushtaq-ul-islam were they expressed their sympathies with the families of Mushtaq-ul-Islam.

Later on leaders compromised with Hakeem Ab Rashid,Syed Basheer Indrabi, AB Rashid Untoo and Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  addressed the public gathering at pandanch  Gander bal District  they  demanded an end to unlawful arrest spree and halt to gross

violations of human rights by Indian troops in Kashmir.  They  said that

the world community had recognized Kashmir as a dispute, which should

be settled through dialogue process.

 Hakeem  appealed to the international community, United Nations, OIC and

world human rights to impress upon India to end human rights

Violations in Kashmir.

He maintained that India’s claim of zero tolerance against rights

Abuse proved to be a hoax in the backdrop of fake encounters and

Targeted killing of innocent Kashmiris over the past few months.

 Reshi urged India to stop the rights abuse, withdraw its troops and

Repeal all black laws from the territory before initiating meaningful

Talks on Kashmir.

He deplored that the occupation authorities had always tried to shield

the culprits involved in the killing of innocent Kashmiri people.

Senior hurriyat leader and chairman jkpl Mukhtar Ahmad Waza has fell deep sorrow and shock over the sad demise  of A 35 year old B,ed Student Ahsan Dar .

Senior hurriyat leader and chairman jkpl Mukhtar Ahmad Waza has fell deep sorrow and shock over the sad demise  of A 35 year old B,ed Student Ahsan Dar Son of Abdul Rashid Dar resident of Doda died after he drowned in Lidder near Aang in Anantnag this morning. He was doing B,Ed in " Rehmat- e- Aalam B.Ed College Aang and had gone for a bath in the river.

Mukhtar Ahmad Waza has strongly condemned  for Indian police resorted to brute force on people protesting against the  death of a student, Ahsan Ahmad Dar  . APHC leaders, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza led the demonstration. The protesters were shouting slogans like ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ and ‘We want freedom’. Spokesperson jkpeoples league imtiyaz reshi