Executive Member and Acting Chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Mukhtar Ahmad Waza addressing a congregation at the Jamia Masjid after Friday prayers at Bandipora said that the first martyrdom of Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz would be observed across Jammu Kashmir on August 11 to pay homage to Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz and urges people to participate massively on 11 August at Eidgah to pay homage to the Kashmiri martyrs who laid down their lives for the just cause (freedom). “Blood of martyrs would not go waste but would definitely bring positive results, It was result of Kashmiri martyrs that today the Kashmir dispute had been discussed in international forums and the world community had taken keen interest in its solution”, added “This is the historic day for us and we will remember Sheikh Abdul Aziz on this day”, Waza said. Mukhtar maintained that Sheikh Abdul Aziz was a committed and dedicated pro-freedom leader whose sacrifice has given a new dimension to the ongoing Kashmir freedom struggle - Kashmir movement is passing through a critical phase and all of us have to resolve our determination towards it. We have to accept the challenges and take the movement to its logical end.
Mukhtar Waza strongly condemns continued human rights violations committed by Indian troops and alleged 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 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. Waza stated that outstanding issues between India and Pakistan will continue to hang fire so long as the Kashmir issue is pending. Mukhtar Waza appeals 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. He said that the amicable solution to the Kashmir dispute was a must for bringing permanent peace in South Asia.
Meanwhile Senior Peoples League Leader Gh. Nabi Waseem while addresses a gathering at Drugmulla Kupwara appeals North Kashmiris to participate massively at Eidgah Srinagar on 11 Ausgust to pay tributes to the Kashmiri martyrs and added that mission of martyrs shall be taken to logical conclusion.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
APHC TO OBSERVE SHEIKH AZIZ’S MARTYRDOM ANNIVERSARY
In occupied Kashmir, the All Parties Harriet Conference has framed the program to observe the first martyrdom anniversary of its senior leader, Sheikh Abdul Aziz on August 11.
The APHC spokesman in a statement in Srinagar said that special programmes would be organized to pay tributes to Sheikh Aziz and more than 60 Kashmiris who lost their lives during last year’s uprising.
"The Kashmir movement is passing through a critical phase and all of us have to resolve our determination towards it. We have to accept the challenges and take the movement to its logical end," the statement added.
The APHC spokesman in a statement in Srinagar said that special programmes would be organized to pay tributes to Sheikh Aziz and more than 60 Kashmiris who lost their lives during last year’s uprising.
"The Kashmir movement is passing through a critical phase and all of us have to resolve our determination towards it. We have to accept the challenges and take the movement to its logical end," the statement added.
Monday, July 27, 2009
PEOPLES LEAGUE will observe martyrdom anniversary of Sheikh Abdul Aziz on 11th August
Senior Hurriyat Leader and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Sheikh Mohammad Yaqoob has said that the first martyrdoom of Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz would be observed across Jammu Kashmir on August 11 (Tuesday) to pay homage to Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz. Sheikh Yaqoob reteirated that the first martyrdom of Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Shaikh Abdul Aziz would be marked with seminars, symposiums and conferences on August 11. He maintained that this is the historic day for us and we will remember Sheikh Abdul Aziz on this day and added that Sheikh Abdul Aziz was a committed and dedicated pro-freedom leader whose sacrifice has given a new dimension to the ongoing Kashmir freedom struggle. "His mission shall be taken to the logical conclusion utterly," Yaqoob said. He urges people to massively participate in these seminars to pay homage to the Kashmiri martyrs particularly who laid down their lives during last year's Amarnath Land Row. He said that the blood of martyrs would not go waste but would definitely bring positive results. He said that it was result of Kashmiri martyrs that today the Kashmir dispute had been discussed in international forums and the world community had taken keen interest in its solution.
The PL Chairman said that this Day will be observed also in international level like in Pakistan, Brussels, Canadia, Australia, etc to reaffirm Kashmiris resolve to continue their struggle against all odds.
Sheikh Mohammad Yaqoob called upon the world community and international human rights organisations 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 said that the amicable solution to the Kashmir dispute was a must for bringing permanent peace in South Asia.
It is pertinent to mention that Sheikh Abdul Aziz achieved martyrdom on 11th August 2008 at Chayal Boniyar Uri, Baramulla while heading a peaceful protest march to smash away LOC (Bloody line) during on to Muzaffarabad (Muzaffarabad Chalo) in view of the economic blockade enforced on Kashmiris by Hindu fanatics of Jammu.
The PL Chairman said that this Day will be observed also in international level like in Pakistan, Brussels, Canadia, Australia, etc to reaffirm Kashmiris resolve to continue their struggle against all odds.
Sheikh Mohammad Yaqoob called upon the world community and international human rights organisations 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 said that the amicable solution to the Kashmir dispute was a must for bringing permanent peace in South Asia.
It is pertinent to mention that Sheikh Abdul Aziz achieved martyrdom on 11th August 2008 at Chayal Boniyar Uri, Baramulla while heading a peaceful protest march to smash away LOC (Bloody line) during on to Muzaffarabad (Muzaffarabad Chalo) in view of the economic blockade enforced on Kashmiris by Hindu fanatics of Jammu.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
PEOPLES LEAGUE EXTENDS FULL SUPPORT TO MIRWAIZ UMER FAROOQ FOR 13 JULY CALL.
A high Profile delegation led by Executive M
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
PEOPLES LEAGUE CONVENES SEMINAR AT KUPWARA, KASHMIR
Jammu Kashmir Peoples League convened a one day seminar at Historical Jamia Masjid Kupwara t JAmia under the theme "Kashmir Imbroglio & its future and Remember Martyrdom of Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz" which was presided over by Executive Member and Acting Chairman Peoples League Mukhtar Ahmad Waza.
While speaking on the Seminar Mukhtar Ahmad Waza said that Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz was a committed and dedicated pro-freedom leader whose sacrifice has given a new dimension to the ongoing Kashmir freedom struggle.
"His mission shall be taken to the logical conclusion utterly," Mukhtar Waza said.
He maintained “Talks between India and Pakistan can be fruitful if both the countries focus to resolve Kashmir. “The other issues, which ‘stem’ from the core issue, would be solved automatically once Kashmir is resolved”. Stating that Kashmir is a vexed issue, he said, “India has to show seriousness and take bold steps to normalize the ground situation in Kashmir and should release all the prisoners languishing in different Indian jails”. Mukhtar Waza said “The meeting between heads of states of India and Pakistan is a good omen but for the resolution of Kashmir issue the involvement of Kashmiris is a must”. added that, “India and Pakistan cannot address the issue on their own as it involved the future of people of the Jammu Kashmir”.Mukhtar Waza said that in view of present economic world situation it is obligatory upon those developed countries who claim to be the champions of democracy to help for ending up all the predicaments and core issues which exist on the globe. Taking stock of the Asian situation the two core issues Palestine and Kashmir are the bone of contention between various countries , which need to be addressed -so as to give peace a chance to prevail , no matter India is a young democracy and Pakistan is trying to establish the institutions of democracy firmly -the balance of power between Indian and Pakistan is apposite` therefore both the countries must learn to live like responsible neighbors and not to give third country to haunt their state affair - who comes with the vested interests : for that both the countries are urged upon to develop a mechanism- so that an amicable, acceptable and durable solution of Kashmir is evolved: which will respect the sentiments, and aspirations of common stock of people of Jammu Kashmir, Waza said.
Mukhtar Waza called upon the international community to continue to highlight the human rights violations being perpetrated by Indian military and Para-military forces in Kashmir and to impress upon the government of India to allow an independent and impartial investigation of the mass grave sites in the region. He said that the Kashmir Centre would continue to interact with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances to ensure that the families of the victims could finally had the answers that they deservedHe urged the international human rights organizations to send a fact-finding mission to enquire about the human rights violations being committed by Indian troops in the region.
The seminar was attended by senior peoples league leaders which include PL General Secretary Mohammad Ashraf Sofi, Ghulam Nabi Darzi, Sheikh Abdul Rashid, Ghulam Qadir Rah and other activists and workers.
While speaking on the Seminar Mukhtar Ahmad Waza said that Shaheed-e-Azeemat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz was a committed and dedicated pro-freedom leader whose sacrifice has given a new dimension to the ongoing Kashmir freedom struggle.
"His mission shall be taken to the logical conclusion utterly," Mukhtar Waza said.
He maintained “Talks between India and Pakistan can be fruitful if both the countries focus to resolve Kashmir. “The other issues, which ‘stem’ from the core issue, would be solved automatically once Kashmir is resolved”. Stating that Kashmir is a vexed issue, he said, “India has to show seriousness and take bold steps to normalize the ground situation in Kashmir and should release all the prisoners languishing in different Indian jails”. Mukhtar Waza said “The meeting between heads of states of India and Pakistan is a good omen but for the resolution of Kashmir issue the involvement of Kashmiris is a must”. added that, “India and Pakistan cannot address the issue on their own as it involved the future of people of the Jammu Kashmir”.Mukhtar Waza said that in view of present economic world situation it is obligatory upon those developed countries who claim to be the champions of democracy to help for ending up all the predicaments and core issues which exist on the globe. Taking stock of the Asian situation the two core issues Palestine and Kashmir are the bone of contention between various countries , which need to be addressed -so as to give peace a chance to prevail , no matter India is a young democracy and Pakistan is trying to establish the institutions of democracy firmly -the balance of power between Indian and Pakistan is apposite` therefore both the countries must learn to live like responsible neighbors and not to give third country to haunt their state affair - who comes with the vested interests : for that both the countries are urged upon to develop a mechanism- so that an amicable, acceptable and durable solution of Kashmir is evolved: which will respect the sentiments, and aspirations of common stock of people of Jammu Kashmir, Waza said.
Mukhtar Waza called upon the international community to continue to highlight the human rights violations being perpetrated by Indian military and Para-military forces in Kashmir and to impress upon the government of India to allow an independent and impartial investigation of the mass grave sites in the region. He said that the Kashmir Centre would continue to interact with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances to ensure that the families of the victims could finally had the answers that they deservedHe urged the international human rights organizations to send a fact-finding mission to enquire about the human rights violations being committed by Indian troops in the region.
The seminar was attended by senior peoples league leaders which include PL General Secretary Mohammad Ashraf Sofi, Ghulam Nabi Darzi, Sheikh Abdul Rashid, Ghulam Qadir Rah and other activists and workers.
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