Hurriyat rejects discourse with Indian state on assigned Kashmir
SRINAGAR: The Joint Resistance Leadership (Hurriyat) comprising Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, and Muhammad Yasin Malik has called a appointment of Dineshwar Sharma as Indian government’s interlocutor on Jammu and Kashmir as zero some-more than a tactic to buy time after a disaster of infantry hang-up on a Kashmiris.
The insurgency leaders in a matter released after a assembly during a Hyderpora chateau of Gilani in Srinagar pronounced that they have always advocated and upheld frank and prolific discourse as means of brawl fortitude over Jammu and Kashmir though India has been invariably refusing to accept a existence of a Kashmir dispute.
They reiterated that a use of beast force, killings, arrests, woe and nuisance of women could not force a Kashmiris to give adult their only leisure struggle. They pronounced that permanent assent in South Asia could not be ensured but settling a Kashmir brawl in a chronological viewpoint on a basement of right to self-determination.
Meanwhile, Gilani in a matter appealed to a universe tellurian rights bodies and UN Human Rights Council to take knowledge of tellurian rights abuses perpetrated by Indian infantry in assigned Kashmir. He voiced low regard over a inequitable proceed of Indian law opposite a Kashmiri prisoners.
Malik in a matter strongly cursed a continued bootleg apprehension of an aged Hurriyat activist, Muhammad Sha’aban, of Kulgam.