Kashmiri freedom fighters got united to fail the conspiracy of Nawaz and Modi to make Kashmir a bila

sakoon

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J&K separatists Geelani, Yasin Malik and Mirwaiz mend fences



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Separtist leaders Sayeed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik during an iftar party hoisted by Geelani at his residence in Hyderpora Srinagar. Photo: Nizzar Ahmad



Leaders break bread at Iftar by hard-line leader Geelani


After eight years of separation, what brought the leaders of the Hurriyat Conference and the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front together?
Shortly after India and Pakistan came together, the separatist politicians of Jammu & Kashmir also came together.
On July 11, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, a hard-line separatist leader, hosted an Iftar party at his residence in Srinagar, in which the estranged leaders from various parties broke the fast together. To display their unity, they decided that on Monday, all the leaders will march to a shrine in Srinagar and observe Martyr’s Day — an event in Kashmir’s history that marks the beginning of Sheikh Abdullah’s populist politics.

On July 13, 1931, the forces of the erstwhile Maharaja shot dead 22 Kashmiris who were protesting against the hanging of a rebel.

The unity move has raised several questions in the State’s political and academic circles. Is the call for unity based on the recent killings carried out by an obscure militant outfit? Are the separatists feeling threatened by the pattern of these killings? Or is it the feeling that Kashmir issue has been set aside by India and Pakistan which has brought them together to ascertain their worth?

This is not the first time when Kashmiri separatists have united. In 2008, when people were agitating against the rampant killings of protesters who poured out into the streets condemning the government’s “illegal land transfer” to the Amarnath shrine authorities, the separatists felt the urgency to come together. But soon, they fell out over ideological differences over Kashmir’s resolution. They disagreed over authority, speeches and slogans.

New-found unity of Kashmiri separatists surprises many

During the 2008 agitation carried out together by Kashmiri separatists, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, a hard-line separatist leader, gave a slogan — Hum Pakistani hai, Pakistan hamara hai (We are Pakistanis and Pakistan is ours) — which did not go down well with the moderate separatists.
To counter that, Yasin Malik, the leader of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, shouted: Is Paar Bhi Laingay Azadi, Us Paar Bhi Laingay Azadi (We will take freedom from Indian- as well as from Pakistan-controlled Kashmir), which unsettled Geelani since his personal choice is to merge Kashmir with Pakistan.

The final jolt to the separatists’ unity came when Geelani declared in public that he is the supreme leader of Kashmir’s separatist politics. The statement threw the leadership in disarray. It even angered Geelani’s own men.
Since the ideological differences continue to exist, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, the chairman of Hurriyat’s moderate faction, described the latest chapter of camaraderie as “Unity Phase I”.

“Our differences have always been on modalities,” the Mirwaiz said. “This time, more or less, we have a consensus and a common minimum programme, which makes us feel we can be together and which could lead to bigger unity as well.”
In the recent past, he has faced situations in which he felt Geelani was stepping onto his turf, which is Jamia Masjid, a grand mosque in the heart of Srinagar, where he has been delivering Friday sermons since 1990. The Mirwaiz’s supporters would keep a close watch in his rallies, making sure no one chanted pro-Geelani slogans.
In 2002, it was Geelani’s doubts on the conduct of his fellow separatists that led to the division of the Hurriyat Conference.

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khan afghan1

Minister (2k+ posts)
Do you people still keep hopes with Nawaz Sharif.
This is a treason case and sharif should be prosecuted.

He betrayed not only Pakistan but Kashmiris and Muslim around the world.
 

Hunain Khalid

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
رمضان کے بابرکت مہنینے میں تمام پاکستانیوں اور کشمیریوں کی مشترکہ دعا____-
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“ اے ہمارے اللہ ہمیں نواز شریف اور اس کے خبیث خاندان سے جلد از جلد نجات دلا دے_“ آمین
 

sakoon

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Hurriyat rejects Pakistan High Commission's invitation for Eid Milan

WELL DONE HURRIYAT> KICK NAWAZ ***.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1194428/hurriyat-rejects-pakistan-high-commissions-invitation-for-eid-milan

Hurriyat rejects Pakistan High Commission's invitation for Eid Milan

Dawn.com — Updated about 3 hours ago

NEW DELHI: Separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani in a surprise move has decided against attending an Eid Milan which is to be hosted by the Pakistan High Commission on July 21.
According to ZeeNews , Geelani rejected the invitation on the grounds that the Kashmir issue was "ignored" in the joint statement between India and Pakistan after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Indian premier Modi held their meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Ufa, Russia on July 10.
Read: Basit invites Kashmiri leaders to Eid Milan party
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The Times of India reported that the Hurriyat Conference leader, while speaking to IANS news agency said that he will register his protest by not attending the Eid Milan because the two leaders did not discuss Kashmir during their meeting in Ufa.
"As the two prime ministers ignored the fate of over 10 million people of Jammu and Kashmir in their meeting, we reject being a part of any of their [Pakistan's] celebration," Geelani told IANS over the phone from Srinagar.
"The Kashmir issue is question of life and death for us. Nobody can take us for granted. And I will not attend the Eid Milan in New Delhi to register a symbolic protest," he said.
Opposition parties in Pakistan expressed reservations after the Modi-Nawaz meeting, with the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) taking the lead to highlight that Kashmir was ignored.


Take a look: Back in Pakistan, opposition leaders unimpressed with Modi-Nawaz icebreaker

Shireen Mazari expressed dismay at what she said was silence on the Kashmir issue and Indian involvement in Balochistan. “Modi raised Mumbai and Sharif agreed to ‘fast track’ the investigations. Not a word on Samjhota Express was uttered by PM Sharif,” she said earlier.


Also read: India calls off foreign secretary level talks with Pakistan

Last year, India had called off foreign secretary-level bilateral talks with Pakistan following criticism of Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit meeting with Hurriyat leader Shabir Shah.
Pakistan had termed India's decision to call off foreign secretary level talks a setback to efforts by the Pakistani leadership to promote "good, neighbourly relations" with India.
Pakistan had also rejected India's reservation to Pakistani envoys meeting with Kashmiri leaders, as such meetings with Kashmiri leaders are held to facilitate meaningful discussions on the issue of Kashmir.
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SpIDeR.

Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Hurriyat rejects Pakistan High Commission's invitation for Eid Milan

wazaret e kharja k 2no mushero k biyan nhi mil rahy tu aisa tu Hona hai
 

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