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Sunday, 30 June 2013


Waza condemns killing of two civilians in Sumbal, demands probe through international crime tribunal and supported strike call tomorrow  waza jkpl

Waza condemns killing of two civilians in Sumbal, demands probe
through international crime tribunal
Srinagar, June 30: Terming the killing of two civilians in Sumbal
Bandipora as barbaric and cowardly act on part of Indian security
forces, Jammu and Kashmir people’s league Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza
has demanded a probe into the incident through international crime
tribunal.
In a statement issued here today, Mukhtar Waza paid glowing tributes
to Irfan Ahmad and Irshad Ahmad who were during the intervening night
killed by Indian army when they were returning from a marriage
ceremony and said that killing innocent people under the grab of black
laws like Armed Force Special Powers Act. (AFSPA) and others are worst
kind of human rights violations that continue from last 1947.
“These unprovoked incidents are brazen violations of human rights and
exposes the claims of Indian army as well as their cruelty,” he said,
adding such incidents are new to us.
He urged international community to held the probe of killings from
1947 to till this date who have been killed in fake encounters,
torcher centres and indiscriminate firing through international crime
tribunal  as the people in Kashmir are facing the situation from past
over 65 years.
While expressing solidarity with the bereaved families, he said that
incident is not new to us as the kashmiri people laid their lives from
past over decades for a mission called Kashmir freedom movement. He
said that blood of these innocent peoples will not be allowed to go
waste and the mission will be taken to its logical conclusion.
Jammu Kashmir People’s league as a constituent of Hurriyat Conference
(M) has also extended support of strike call given by APHC Chairman
Molvi Mirvaiz Ahmad Farooq.
Meanwhile a delegation of party led by Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi was stopped
on way to  sumbal and was forced to return back.

Saturday, 29 June 2013


    Waza Paid rich tributes to Islamabad Martyrs,shujatul islam ,Ishhtaq Ahmad and imtiyaz ahmad yatoo on their 3rd death annursarry
Srinagar, June 29: Chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Mukthar Waza,
has paid glowing tributes to the martyrs who were killed in cool
blooded murder in South kashmir’s Islamabad district on 29th of June
in 2010.
Hurriyat delegation led by Mukhtar Waza comprising senior hurriyat
leader Muslim khawteen markaz chairperson  Yasmeen Raja, Farooq Tawheede, Fayaz Ahmad bhat also paid rich
tributes to Islamabad martyrs.
Addressing a large gathering at S.K Colony Anchidora Islamabad Waza,
said that Kashmiri martyrs sacrificed their lives for a sacred cause
and the sacrifices would not be allowed to go waste. He deplored that
no action had been taken; so far, against the killers of the innocent
people despite passing of years and the case have been a victim of
slow pace of judiciary.
He said that men in uniform involved in the cool blooded murder of
three Islamabad innocent youth are roaming freely alike several others
who are involved in the killing of innocent kashmiri people.
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.
Moreover, Alleging the international community is showing its
apathetic attitude towards the ‘continuing Human Rights violations in
Jammu and Kashmir, Hurriyat leader Mukthar Waza said that the Western
countries have maintained silence over the Kashmir issue and are
concerned only about economy
He also appealed the International and Indian Human rights
organizations to take notice of the HR abuses in Kashmir
On this occasion yasmeen raja also speaks and paid a glowing tribute to martyrs including 2008 and 2010
Spokesperson jkpl imtiyaz reshi

Friday, 28 June 2013


Waza decried slow pace of judiciary, right violations spokesperson imtiyaz reshi
Srinagar, June 28, 2013
Jammu and Kashmir People’s league chairman, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today while decrying the slow pace of judiciary system, castigated state government authorities and its agencies for lashing a reign of terror among the people of valley and continuing violating human rights.
 Mukhtar Waza addressing a get together in South Kashmir’ s Islamabad district decried the slow pace of judiciary in probing the cases of innocent killings, rape cases of kashmiri women in which Indian security forces are involved as well as in providing justice to the political prisoners of region.
“It is very unfortunate that the Judiciary system of India and of occupied territory is not fairly paying heeds to the victimized kashmiri people. Due to the slow of pace of judiciary system kashmiri victimized people are still awaiting for justice and political prisoners of the valley continue to lash inhumanly inside the jails.” Waza said.
Waza said that jail immunities were being deprived of their basic rights as well as are being subjected to inhumanly that goes unnoticed every day.
He said that under the grab of special laws like Armed Special Powers Act. (AFSPA), Indian security agencies continue to violate human rights violations without any hesitation.
“Human rights violations continue to take place in the valley; valley was virtually turned into a jail on the eve of Indian Prime Ministers visit before few days. Political people without any justification were imprisoned and youths were jailed.” Waza said, adding such steps and rights violations can’t help India to rule the hearts of people or win the heads of people.
Taking a dig on the Indian Prime Ministers visit, Waza said, “Not mentioning the Kashmir issue in his speech Indian prime minister disclosed his rigid Kashmir policy that could led the country to destruction only.
He appealed international community to take strong note of human rights violations done by the Indian security agencies and pressurize the both the countries for early resolution of Kashmir dispute
 Meanwhile a delegation of Jammu and Kashmir people’s league comprising Gulam Qadir Rah, Sakeel-ul-Rehman, Bashir Ahmad Kena   Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi  and jaffer kashmiri braved party’s district vice president Srinagar

Thursday, 27 June 2013


peoples league leaders and international human rights along with the families of detenies of Baramullah sub jail protests near press coloney,waza

peoples league leaders and international human rights along with the families of detenies of Bara mullah sub jail protests near press coloney According to the statement of peoples league said today  families of  detenies along with peoples league leaders Gulam Qadir Rah,Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi and International human rights chairman Mohd Aasan untoo protests near press coloney speaking to media Gulam Qadir Rah and Aasan Untoo said the additional sub judge of bar mullah is absent from two months and the detenies present in sub jail baramullah   namely Maqsood ahmad bhat,Hillal Ahmad palla, farooq ahmad and others were not present before the court for their cases the family members also told the media the faculties in sub jail are very worst they are not given proper food and medical faculties on this occasion families of destinies talks with peoples league chairman Mukhtar Ahmad waza on phone line they aware waza about their problems. On this chapter waza said internationally the aid which is given to every jail is not utilized for dittanies and they are kept away from these faculties waza said it is the the worst kind of state barbarism in Kashmir waza also said the families of detenies are badly treated in jails and they are not given permission freely to meet with their young once ,waza appealed to all human right violation groups to take serious step towards the matter and put pressure on jail authorities and a juditional   inquiry team should investigate the whole issue.

Spokesperson imtiyaz reshi  

Wednesday, 26 June 2013


JKPL condoles death of Party  leaders sister in law, expressed sympathy
with bereaved family

Srinagar,  june 26:  Senior Hurriyat leader and chairman Jammu and Kashmir people’s league Mukhtar Ahamad waza today expressed
shock over the sad demise of party  leader and deputy district president of Srinagar shabir Ahmad Bhat s sister in law  she was died due to heart attack
  
Party spokesperson imtiyaz reshi  in a statement that a high level meeting was
conveyed today of all party leaders and activists who expressed deep
sorrow and grief over the death of party  leader and deputy district president of Srinagar shabir Ahmad Bhat s sister in law  . In the condolence meet that was attended by Party General
Sectary Mohd Ashraf Sofi,   Gulam Qadir Rah, Imtiyaz
Ahmad reshi and  shakkeelurehman  and jaffer kashmiri others expressed sympathy and solidarity with the
bereaved family. Special prayers were also held for the departed soul.
 
A delegation of party activists and leaders by the advice of chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza  also visited  Barzullah Baghat  for attending the nimaz jinazah of the shabir Ahmad Bhat s sister in law delegation was chaired by senior pl leader and political sectary of pl Gulam Qadir Rah and include Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi ,Jaffer Kashmiri and others   

Monday, 24 June 2013

 Police foils peoples league really on human rights Waza arrested in  islamabad,and was barred to address  really,spokesperson
Appeals AI, western media to focus on Kashmir issue


Srinagar,  june  25, 2013:- Jammu and Kashmir people’s league Chairman,
Mukhtar Ahmad Waza who was today  going to lead a really process on human rights  in  Islamabad  police foils peoples league really by arresting waza when he was on the way to address the really later on Mukhtar Ahmad waza was put under house arrest. Spokesperson of Jammu and Kashmir peoples league Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi   has strongly condemned and criticized the authorities and stressed upon world’s top human rights watch dog ‘Amnesty
International’ whose team is currently visiting the valley to take a
strong notice of the grave human rights violations done by the
security forces under black and draconian laws, enforced by them in
the valley. He also stressed up western media to overcome from their
double standards and play role is resolving the issue that grantees a
permanent stability in the South Asian region,  Reshi said we are not against the visit of pm but India has left us no choice to show our anger Reshi
said that former Indian Prime Minister, Nehru’s words were still ringing and echoing when he said, “We had given our pledge to the people of Kashmir and subsequently to the United Nations; we stood by it and we stand by it today. Let the people of Kashmir decide.”. He pointed out that it was the responsibility of India to honor the commitments made by its leaders before the UN to settle the dispute in accordance with the Kashmiris aspirations. PL hoped that Indian Prime Minister would respond positively to the proposals of his   resolving the vexed Kashmir dispute and restoration of friendship between the two countries if  
In a press statement,  reshi said that Kashmir issue is lingering from
last six decades and during these decades especially from last  65
years Indian authorities by its armed forces, just to continue their
illegal occupation of the territory, committed grave human rights
violations that include brutal killings, custodial killings, sexual
harassment, enforced disappearances and fake encounters that are
evident after the discoveries of unmarked graves in the valley and
hence Amnesty International and other human rights organizations have
to mount pressure on  India for probing these violations in
international crime tribunal.
Spokesperson jkpl 

Saturday, 22 June 2013


  Indian priminister Mr Manmohan singh should focus  and fulfill  promise made by there hounrable leader Late Pandit Jawahir lal nehru Sheikh Mohd Yaqoob jkpl
 According to the spokesperson of of jkpl Imtiyaz Reshi said Chief patron of peoples league Sheikh Mohd Yaqoob has  appealed people to observe complete strike on the
eve of Indian Prime minister Manmohan Singh visit to Kashmir on June
25. He said the Kashmiris were forced to observe shutdown and protests
since India was not starting any political process to address the K
issue and instead was looking at it through the prism of a just simple
economic issue.
He said if Indian Prime Minister comes to Kashmir with a constructive
thinking over the suggestions put forth by the APHC in connection with
the resolution of K issue, then this visit undertaken by him can prove
to be beneficial. However, he said that it was highly unfortunate that
India has never considered the ground realities persisting in Jammu
and Kashmir and treated this issue as a simple problem of economics.
He said the sensitivity and reality of Kashmir issue can’t be changed
by granting economic grants and bringing in rails. He stressed that
Kashmir issue would remain there till the pledges made by the Indian
authorities are not fulfilled.
 Yaqoob said that any solution to Kashmir can be found through
trilateral negotiations between India Pakistan and Kashmiris.
 Yaqoob said the main aim of the  party was to become the voice of the people and fight for the birth  right of Kashmiris- right to self determination. Since then, he said  party is fighting for the rights of people and would continue to do so  till it reaches it logical conclusion.
He said that it was the prime stand of the party that Kashmir issue should be either solved through UN resolution, or through tri-lateral negotiations involving India, Pakistan and genuine leadership of Kashmiris.
  Stressing that Kashmir issue was forcing both the countries to spend billions of dollars on defence budget at the cost of poor people, he said Kashmir issue was not an economic problem.
He said economic packages and grants cann’t change the nature of Kashmir dispute.
PL hoped that Indian Prime Minister would respond positively to the proposals of his Pakistani counterpart for resolving the vexed Kashmir dispute and restoration of friendship between the two countries . Yaqoob said that former Indian Prime Minister, Nehru’s words were still ringing and echoing when he said, “We had given our pledge to the people of Kashmir and subsequently to the United Nations; we stood by it and we stand by it today. Let the people of Kashmir decide.”. He pointed out that it was the responsibility of India to honour the commitments made by its leaders before the UN to settle the dispute in accordance with the Kashmiris aspirations.