Waza asked international NGO’s, Human rights bodies to visit Kashmir

Waza asked international NGO’s, Human rights bodies to visit Kashmir

Urges people to remain committed

Srinagar, July 25 #KashmirNow

Incarcerated senior APHC leader and the Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples League (JKPL), Mukhtar Ahmad Waza Monday urged international human rights bodies and organizations to visit Kashmir and work in Kashmir so that atrocities of forces are put before the world community.

He appealed Kashmiris to show complete determination towards the ongoing movement for which lakhs of innocents have laid down sacrifices.

In an issued statement, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza appealed international human rights bodies and organizations to visit Kashmir and report the atrocities particularly ongoing killed spree and use of lethal weapons like Pellet Gun and its consequences to conscience world community for bringing an end to current bloodshed.

Waza slams India for ‘sponsored’ remarks, says it is Intifada against occupation

Waza slams India for ‘sponsored’ remarks, says it is Intifada against occupation

Srinagar, July 21:

Incarcerated senior APHC leader and Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza on Thursday slammed India for ‘sponsored’ remarks and said that this is Intifada against Indian occupation and oppression not the sponsored unrest as the Indian state calls it.

Party Spokesman quoting incarcerated chairman said that Kashmiris have burnt the most due to illegal occupation and suppression lashed on them by the occupational troopers but this time people have made firm stand to break the chains of occupation and secure the ineligible birth right ‘right to self determination’ guaranteed by United Nations.

He slammed New Delhi and Indian biased media outlets for calling the Kashmiri Intifada a ‘sponsored unrest’. Waza said that like Media the New Delhi prefers to remain in denial mood which could have serious repressions in coming times.

Waza thanked Pakistan for political, moral and diplomatic support and urged the country to intensify its plan for highlighting the grave human rights violations being perpetrated by the security forces.