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Monday, 25 August 2014

JKPL pays tributes to martyr Umar Qayoom, martyrs of 2010
Srinagar, August 25:
On the directions of Jammu Kashmir Peoples league Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza, a delegation of the party lead by Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi today visited the family of martyred teenager Umar Qayoom at Soura in Srinagar and paid glowing tributes to him and martyrs of 2010, who during peaceful anti-India demonstrations faced bullets of Indian military and laid down their precious lives for the just cause of freedom from Indian bondage. Besides Imtiyaz Reshi Hurriyat leaders javaid ahmad mir and Hakeem Ab Rashid were also present on this occasion who speaks.
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza telephonically the gathering which assembled to remember the martyred teenager on his martyrdom anniversary and said that despite all odds Kashmiri nation has to accomplish the mission of martyrs. He said that martyrs especially the sacrifices given by innocent children and women will not be allowed to go waste. Waza urged Kashmiri nation to safeguard the mission of martyrs by thwarting the anti-freedom policies of India and its military forces besides reaming determinant towards the freedom struggle.
On the occasion, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi who was accompanied by Tahoor Ahmad Sidqi and Gulam Ahmad paid rich tributes to the martyred teenaged innocent boy and that the mission of martyrs will be taken to its logical conclusion. He expressed sympathy and solidarity with the family on behalf of Party chairman and Party members and said that Indian authorities have curbed the movement of Mukhtar Ahmad Waza due which he could not attend the martyrdom anniversary of the martyr.
Reshi said world community has the acknowledged the role played by our martyrs in internationalizing the genuine freedom struggle of Kashmiri nation against the India’s illegal occupation and said that it is because of the sacrifices of our martyrs that the world community has started showing seriousness in resolving the conflict, However he said that final and peaceful resolution of Kashmir needs mush more seriousness, courage of world community for ensuring peaceful and stable south Asian region...





Friday, 22 August 2014

Waza urges SAARC nations to play effective role in Kashmir resolution

Srinagar, August 22, 2014

Senior APHC leader and Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza on Friday urged SAARC nations to play effective role in resolving the Kashmir conflict which has a nuclear flash point in the whole south Asian region besides primary reason of confrontation between the two nuclear armed countries-India and Pakistan.

Addressing Friday congregations in Islamabad town, Waza said that the SAARC is responsible to resolve the regional issues of the region for ensuring its peace and stability besides economic prosperity, so without the peaceful resolution of Kashmir conflict peace, stability and economic prosperity can’t be guaranteed in the South Asian region.

He said that the SAARC countries can’t obtain their sole objective of improving the living conditions of their people nor can promote regional cooperation for the other prime objectives till they resolve the decades old Kashmir conflict which has not only endangered the peace in the region but its existence too. He said that peace in South Asia would remain elusive unless Kashmir dispute was resolved in accordance with the wishes and aspirations of people of the state. He emphasized that without resolving the long standing dispute the dream of SAARC countries could not be materialized, therefore to make it a dynamic and vibrant forum, conflict resolutions was highly indispensable.

He urged SAARC countries to play effective role in Kashmir resolution by pressurizing Indo-Pak countries to resume the tripartite talks for the long-lasting and peaceful resolution of Kashmir dispute. He said that people of Jammu and Kashmir have rendered uncounted sacrifices for the final resolution of Kashmir issue and will continue to offer till the mission of martyrs reaches to its logical conclusion.

He urged naïve Kashmiris to remain determined towards the freedom movement and thwart the anti-freedom movement policies and strategies of India and its armed forces. Waza also appealed south Asian intelligentsia to open their eyes and take a strong note of the grave human rights violations taking place in Kashmir. Waza said that the intelligentsia must also raise their voice against the Indian military oppression and must play role for bringing an end to it.

Tuesday, 19 August 2014



Waza slams New Delhi Government for calling off talks, says Kashmir is internationally recognized dispute.
Ignoring Peaceful means for resolving K-Conflict can trigger nuclear disaster in South Asia

Srinagar, August 19, 2014
Continuing its Party’s mass contact program, Senior APHC leader and Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza along senior leaders including Ghulam Qadir Rah, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Shakeel-ul-Rehman, Ghulam Ahmad Mir, Jaffer Kashmiri visited Fathegund Shree Baramullah to pay tributes to Shaheed-e-Azeemat Sheikh Abdul Aziz and 72 martyrs who laid down their lives in 2008 during the mass agitation against the India’s illegal occupation and economic blockade.
During the visit, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza attended the special prayers session at Fathegund which was conveyed to pay rich tributes to Shaheed-e-Azeemat Sheikh Abdul Aziz. Prayers session was attended by dozens of party activists who pledged to take the ongoing freedom movement to its logical conclusion.
Addressing the prayers session, JKPL Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza emphasized the need of strengthening the party at gross root levels by reaching out to oppressed Kashmiri people in every hook and corner of the Jammu and Kashmir. Mukhtar Ahmad Waza paid rich tributes to Shaheed-e-Azeemat Sheikh Abdul Aziz and other 72 martyrs including Tahir Nazir Lone, Manzoor Ahmad Akhoon, Mohd Amin and said that sacrifices of kashmiri martyrs have been endorsed by international community so the blood soaked freedom struggle will be taken to its logical conclusion despite odds.
“Irrespective of cast, creed, gender and age Kashmiri naïve and oppressed civilians have laid down their lives for the peaceful resolution of Kashmir conflict hence the martyr’s mission has to bear fruits despite the Indian army’s oppression and suppression.” Waza told gathering.
Slamming Narendra Modi led New Delhi government for calling off the sectary level talks with Pakistan; Waza said that India is working against the interests of world community by ignoring the peaceful means for resolving Kashmir conflict which can trigger nuclear disaster in the South Asian region as the dispute pertains between the three nuclear armed countries-India, Pakistan and China.
Waza said that Indian political class since from Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru has used delayed tact’s to justify its illegal occupation, however the dispute is dully recognized by the international community besides supported by over dozens united Nation resolutions which guarantee ‘Right to Self Determination’ to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Slamming New Delhi Government for calling Kashmir dispute an internal matter, Waza said, “ Kashmiris are the owners of the Kashmir hence are the prime stake holders of the dispute therefore any resolution without the proper consultation of Kashmiri genuine leadership will not be acceptable to the people of Kashmir.”
He thanked Pakistan for the continuous support to the Kashmiris freedom struggle and hoped that it will continue despite facing the internal and external problems. 

Friday, 15 August 2014

Waza detained, placed under house arrest, Spokesman condemns police action 
Srinagar, August 15, 2014
Senior APHC Leader and Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza was placed under house detention today who was detained by Islamabad police yesterday in the evening.
Party Spokesman, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi said that Waza Shab was arrested yesterday in the evening and was shifted to Police Station Sherbagh, however he was released from the police station and wasplaced under house detention as Waza shab felt ill.
Spokesman condemned police action and termed it unwarranted and unconstitutional. He said that by caging the whole valley which highest militarized zone in Whole South Asian region sent a clear message to world community that Kashmir is illegally occupied by Indian forces. He said that while India and its citizens were celebrating their freedom day, naïve Kashmiris were braving the oppression of Indian army. He said that besides caging the valley Kashmiris were cut off from the rest of the world as the puppet authorities jammed mobile phones and internet services.
Spokesman said that the claims of India’s being international champion of democracy falls flat here in Kashmir where the peaceful freedom movement of naïve Kashmiris is being suppressed by Indian military forces and the civilians aren't even being allowed to express their political whishes and aspirations. He said that by caging the valley through its military forces the so-called democracy of so-called world biggest democratic country stands exposed.
He urged international community to take a strong note of prevailing situation of Jammu and Kashmir help the naïve Kashmiris in securing birth right ‘right to self determination’.

Thursday, 14 August 2014

SENIOR HURRIYAT LEADER AND SPOKESPERSON JKPL IMTIYAZ RESHI FELICITATED Pakistan Government and people of Pakistan on the eve of their Independence Day,Reshi Said A strong Pakistan is identity of south Asian Muslims.



Mukhtar Ahmad Waza arrested in Islamabad.
Srinagar, August 14: According to Jammu and Kashmir Peoples League spokesman Imtiyaz Reshi, Islamabad Police this evening arrested party Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza from his residence in Kadipora Islamabad and shifted to Police station Sherbagh.
Spokesman condemned Police action and said that on its independence day, Indian armed forces have again showed their real face by curbing the movement of people and pro-freedom leadership. he said that detention of pro-Freedom leaders and activists in Kashmir must turn eye opener for world community

Wednesday, 13 August 2014


India has no moral, legal right for conducting Independence Day function
in Kashmir: Waza
Srinagar, August 13, 2014
Slamming India its armed forces and puppet authorities for lashing a
reign of terror among the civilian population, Chairman Peoples League
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza Wednesday said that India has no moral and legal
right to celebrate their Independence Day in illegally occupied state
of Jammu and Kashmir.
In an issued statement, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza said that state was never
part of British colonized India but was gifted to Sardar Gulab Singh
for his faithfulness which he showed in Punjab, hence state Jammu and
Kashmir has not achieved the freedom which is under the illegal
occupation of India.
“We are fighting Indian illegal occupation of the state peacefully
through our ongoing freedom struggle. Our movement has been dually
recognized by the international community especially by United Nations
which has passed several resolutions for its peaceful resolution, so
India has no right to celebrate their independence Day functions
inside military camps.” Said Waza
Terming the celebration of Independence Day, illegal Waza said that
India was deceiving international community. “What India has not done
to deceive International community, elections are being held,
independence days are being celebrated just to show the world that
Kashmiris have accepted the Indian rule, however the observance of
these days as Black days by naïve Kashmiris have exposed the Indian
shameful polices.” He added.
Waza condemned the harassment of pedestrians on the name frisking by
the Indian armed forces and said that for celebrating their
Independence Day in illegally occupied Kashmir, Indian forces have
lashed a reign of terror.
He said that India has lost its moral right of celebrating the Day in
Kashmir too as its armed forces have perpetrated grave human rights
violations. Waza said that during the peaceful protests in 2008 Summer
against the economic blockade, Indian armed forces killed 72 innocent
civilians including Shaheed-e-Azimat Sheikh Abdul Aziz.
Demanding a swift probe into the killings and grave human rights
violations, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza urged International Crime Tribunal to
setup an independent tribunal in Kashmir for prosecuting the Indian
armed forces involved in heinous crimes and grave human rights
violations.
He also demanded unconditional release of detainees lashing in Indian
jails and urged Amnesty International to take a strong note of the
human rights violations.