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Monday, 31 October 2011

Waza appeals International Criminal Tribunal to investigate into unmarked graves in Kashmir spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi


Waza appeals  International Criminal Tribunal to investigate into
unmarked graves in Kashmir
                                 PRESS RELEASE

Srinagar, October  31:Hurriyet Conference executive member and Chairman
Jammu Kashmir Peoples league, Mukthar Ahmad waza has appealed to the
international Criminal Tribunal to investigate into the discovery of
unmarked graves in Kashmir and identify the persons buried in them and
 the report about the unidentified graves in the  territory must be
analyzed in the context that over ten thousand Kashmiris have
disappeared in custody during the last twenty-two years.
Waza while addressing party workers at different areas of Phalgam,
appleaded the world organization to help kashmiri people in resolving
long pending Kashmir issue on humatarian grounds. He said that Kashmir
was a political dispute, which could be resolved through tripartite
talks involving India,Pakistan and the true Kashmiri leadership.

He stressed India to create conducive atmosphere for meaningful and
result-oriented talks on Kashmir. He said that permanent peace in
South Asia was impossible without the settlement of the long-pending
dispute over Kashmir.
Waza demanded an end to unlawful arrest spree and halt to gross
violations of human rights by Indian troops in Kashmir. He said that
the world community had recognized Kashmir as a dispute, which should
be settled through dialogue process.
 Waza 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.
Waza 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.
Waza said that Indian troops had unleashed a reign of terror in
Kashmir to suppress Kashmiris’ liberation struggle. “The troopers
commit gross rights’ abuses with impunity in Kashmir due to the
invocation of draconian laws by occupation authorities,” he added.
He said irrespective of any countries support Kashmiri people and
especially youths are committed to achieve independence from India at
every cost.
Spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi.

Saturday, 22 October 2011

PL paid glowing tributes Bijbehara Martyrs imtiyz reshi


PL paid glowing tributes Bijbehara Martyrs
Islambad: October 22: Executive member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and
 leader of Jammu Kashmir Peoples league has paid glowing tributes to
the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force
(BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993.
Peoples league delegation, headed by Execative member of Hurriyat
Confrence (M) and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples Mukthar Waza,
today visited Bijbehara and  held a condolence meet   in
view of 1993 Bijbehara massacre. In the meeting Makthar Waza paid
glowing tributes to martyrs  who fell to the bullet of
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October
22, 1993.Waza was accompanied by President Jammu Kashmir Mahez-i-
Azadie, Mohd Iqbal Mir
 He said that Kashmiri martyrs sacrificed their lives for a sacred
cause and the sacrifices would not be allowed to go waste. They
deplored that no action had been taken, so far, against the killers of
the innocent people despite passing of sixteen years.
“The sacrifices of 1993 and even after that are assets for the
movement and can never go waste. who sacrificed their lives will serve
as beacon light for the rest of us.”
He said that the ongoing movement would be taken to its logical
conclusion and appealed the international community to help resolve
the Kashmir dispute in accordance with Kashmiris’ aspirations and
relevant United Nations resolutions.
he said that Kashmir was a political issue and its resolution is
needed for the peace abd stability in South Asia
 He said that more than 51 people were martyred, hundreds of got
injured by the BSF troopers in Bijehara on October 22, 1993,  when the
people of the area held a peaceful demonstration against the siege of
Hazratbal shrine by Indian Army .spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi.

Thursday, 20 October 2011

Waza concerned over growing social evils, moral degradation spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi

Waza concerned over growing social evils, moral degradation
                          Press Release
Srinagar, October 20, 2011: Executive Member of Hurriyat Conference
(M) and Chairman Jammu Kashmir peoples league, Mukthar Waza Thursday
expressed concern over the growing social evils and moral degradation
in the society and urged upon the people particularly parents to help
in checking the menace.

 “The moral degradation among the youth is one of the biggest
challenges which society is facing. Instead of blaming the western
countries, we need to do self-introspection and join hands and take
measures for checking the menace,” waza said in press statement

.In the statement issued from Srinagar waza said that social evils
like drug addiction are rising on alarming rate that could harm the
society in whole but Kashmir cause in particular.
“For a single benefit we are destroying whole society, crores of
rupees are being spent on drugs and by this we are destroying our own
economy as well as our future of children.” Adding that parents
especially religious scholars should come forward and educate the
youth about the abuses of drugs so that we can secure the future of
our children.
He said that unfortunately school going children are being engaged in
chars extraction in some areas of South Kashmir besides cultivating
bung on thousands Kanals of land.
He appealed the parents, senior citizens and especially religious
scholars to come forward and halt the social evils vis-à-vis moral
degradation.
He maintained that for the peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue a
healthy and socially and morally strong society is much more needed.

Waza paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993.spokesman pl imtiyaz reshiExecative member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and leader of Jammu Kashmir Peoples league has paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993. Peoples league delegation, headed by Execative member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples Mukthar Waza, today visited Bijbehara and held a meet with his party workers in view of 1993 Bijbehara massacre. In the meeting it was finalized that the party will organize a grand function on 22 october of this year on the eve of 1993 Bijbehara. Waza paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993. He said that Kashmiri martyrs sacrificed their lives for a sacred cause and the sacrifices would not be allowed to go waste. They deplored that no action had been taken, so far, against the killers of the innocent people despite passing of sixteen years. “The sacrifices of 1993 and even after that are assets for the movement and can never go waste. who sacrificed their lives will serve as beacon light for the rest of us.” He said that the ongoing movement would be taken to its logical conclusion and appealed the international community to help resolve the Kashmir dispute in accordance with Kashmiris’ aspirations and relevant United Nations resolutions. He said that more than 51 people were martyred, hundreds of got injured by the BSF troopers in Bijehara on October 22, 1993, when the people of the area held a peaceful demonstration against the siege of Hazratbal shrine by Indian Army .spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi.Execative member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and leader of Jammu Kashmir Peoples league has paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993. Peoples league delegation, headed by Execative member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples Mukthar Waza, today visited Bijbehara and held a meet with his party workers in view of 1993 Bijbehara massacre. In the meeting it was finalized that the party will organize a grand function on 22 october of this year on the eve of 1993 Bijbehara. Waza paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993. He said that Kashmiri martyrs sacrificed their lives for a sacred cause and the sacrifices would not be allowed to go waste. They deplored that no action had been taken, so far, against the killers of the innocent people despite passing of sixteen years. “The sacrifices of 1993 and even after that are assets for the movement and can never go waste. who sacrificed their lives will serve as beacon light for the rest of us.” He said that the ongoing movement would be taken to its logical conclusion and appealed the international community to help resolve the Kashmir dispute in accordance with Kashmiris’ aspirations and relevant United Nations resolutions. He said that more than 51 people were martyred, hundreds of got injured by the BSF troopers in Bijehara on October 22, 1993, when the people of the area held a peaceful demonstration against the siege of Hazratbal shrine by Indian Army .spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi.


Execative member of Hurriyat Confrence (M) and
 leader of Jammu Kashmir Peoples league has paid glowing tributes to
the martyrs who fell to the bullet of Indian Border Security Force
(BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October 22, 1993.
Peoples league delegation, headed by Execative member of Hurriyat
Confrence (M) and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples Mukthar Waza,
today visited Bijbehara and  held a meet with his party workers in
view of 1993 Bijbehara massacre. In the meeting it was finalized that
the party will organize a grand function on 22 october of this year on
the eve of 1993 Bijbehara.
Waza paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who fell to the bullet of
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Bijbehara on October
22, 1993.
 He said that Kashmiri martyrs sacrificed their lives for a sacred
cause and the sacrifices would not be allowed to go waste. They
deplored that no action had been taken, so far, against the killers of
the innocent people despite passing of sixteen years.
“The sacrifices of 1993 and even after that are assets for the
movement and can never go waste. who sacrificed their lives will serve
as beacon light for the rest of us.”
He said that the ongoing movement would be taken to its logical
conclusion and appealed the international community to help resolve
the Kashmir dispute in accordance with Kashmiris’ aspirations and
relevant United Nations resolutions.
 He said that more than 51 people were martyred, hundreds of got
injured by the BSF troopers in Bijehara on October 22, 1993,  when the
people of the area held a peaceful demonstration against the siege of
Hazratbal shrine by Indian Army .spokesman pl imtiyaz reshi.

Monday, 17 October 2011

peoples league senior pl leader s Mohd Yousf Captain AND other pl leaders joined back PEOPLES league Mukhtar Waza


Jammu and Kashmir peoples league delegation today visited  dist Gander
bal in connection to activate dist Gander bal at organization level .
Delegation was chaired by spokesman peoples league Imtiyaz Reshi, and
attented by by senior pl leaders include Ajaz Ahmad Wani, Gulzar Ahmad
Katju, Gh JEELANE Syed Shabir Ahmad and others  delegation visited by
the advice of senior hurriyet leader and acting chairman peoples
league Mukhtar AHMAD Waza. It  was a attempt to unite pl at one banner
to make pl strong at grond level. Where senior pl leader Mohd Yousf
Captain joined pl again and with him other leaders joined their namely
Molvi Irshad Ahmad Iqbal Ahmad Bhat And Raja IRfan Joined back pl
under the chairman ship of Mukhtar Ahmad Waza . Imtiyaz RESHI made
clear there that it is our moment and we have to support it and make
afforts for to make pl strong at ground level. Later onWaza while
addressing party workers of Ganderbal over telephone,
stressed upon the workers to reach out to people so that a strong link
for noble cause   can be established between the public and the
Hurriyat and appleaded the world organization to help kashmiri people
in resolving long pending Kashmir issue on humatarian grounds. He said
that Kashmir was a political dispute, which could be resolved through
tripartite talks involving India, Pakistan and the true Kashmiri
Mukthar Ahmad waza has appealed
to the international community to investigate into the discovery of
unmarked graves in occupied Kashmir and identify the persons buried in
them and  the report about the unidentified graves in the  territory
must be analyzed in the context that over ten thousand Kashmiris have
disappeared in custody during the last twenty-two years. Waza SAID it
is a great attempt that Mohd  YOUSF Captains back to join pl is a
great attempt to make dist Ganderbal strong at Ground Level and Reshi
LATER ON  Confermed that Molvi Irshad   Ahmad WILL be the new district
president for peoples league for GANDERBAL And Mohd YOUSF Captain WILL
be district Organizer for dist Ganderbal.  Reshi appealed to all
fractions of pl who are stand alone  to join pl it is time to unite
under one banner for sake of our martyrs . pl clears pl is main party
of hurriyet and hurryet program is pl program.

peoples league senior pl leader s Mohd Yousf Captain AND other pl leaders joined back PEOPLES league Mukhtar Waza


Jammu and Kashmir peoples league delegation today visited  dist Gander
bal in connection to activate dist Gander bal at organization level .
Delegation was chaired by spokesman peoples league Imtiyaz Reshi, and
attented by by senior pl leaders include Ajaz Ahmad Wani, Gulzar Ahmad
Katju, Gh JEELANE Syed Shabir Ahmad and others  delegation visited by
the advice of senior hurriyet leader and acting chairman peoples
league Mukhtar AHMAD Waza. It  was a attempt to unite pl at one banner
to make pl strong at grond level. Where senior pl leader Mohd Yousf
Captain joined pl again and with him other leaders joined their namely
Molvi Irshad Ahmad Iqbal Ahmad Bhat And Raja IRfan Joined back pl
under the chairman ship of Mukhtar Ahmad Waza . Imtiyaz RESHI made
clear there that it is our moment and we have to support it and make
afforts for to make pl strong at ground level. Later onWaza while
addressing party workers of Ganderbal over telephone,
stressed upon the workers to reach out to people so that a strong link
for noble cause   can be established between the public and the
Hurriyat and appleaded the world organization to help kashmiri people
in resolving long pending Kashmir issue on humatarian grounds. He said
that Kashmir was a political dispute, which could be resolved through
tripartite talks involving India, Pakistan and the true Kashmiri
Mukthar Ahmad waza has appealed
to the international community to investigate into the discovery of
unmarked graves in occupied Kashmir and identify the persons buried in
them and  the report about the unidentified graves in the  territory
must be analyzed in the context that over ten thousand Kashmiris have
disappeared in custody during the last twenty-two years. Waza SAID it
is a great attempt that Mohd  YOUSF Captains back to join pl is a
great attempt to make dist Ganderbal strong at Ground Level and Reshi
LATER ON  Confermed that Molvi Irshad   Ahmad WILL be the new district
president for peoples league for GANDERBAL And Mohd YOUSF Captain WILL
be district Organizer for dist Ganderbal.  Reshi appealed to all
fractions of pl who are stand alone  to join pl it is time to unite
under one banner for sake of our martyrs . pl clears pl is main party
of hurriyet and hurryet program is pl program.

Saturday, 15 October 2011

PL urges world community to focus on Kashmir



 


Srinagar, October 15: The APHC leader and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza while addressing party workers at Islamabad said that the amicable solution to the Kashmir dispute was a must for bringing permanent peace in South Asia. He appealed international community to break its silence on Kashmir to come forward for a resolution of the Kashmir issue so that the struggle of the Kashmiris bears fruit.

Mukhtar Waza strongly condemned continued human rights violations committed by Indian troops and said that New Delhi could not suppress the ongoing freedom movement by using brute force against the people of Kashmir. He called upon the world community, Asian watch and international human rights organizations to put pressure on India to halt massive human rights violations in Kashmir and resolve the long-standing Kashmir dispute in accordance with aspirations of Kashmiris. He added that Kashmir cannot be solved by a miracle, but the leaderships in India and Pakistan will have to come up with concrete initiatives, and the international community will have to mount pressure on both countries in view of the seriousness of the issue.
Spokesman peoples league Imtiyaz Reshi.