No civilian safe in JK: Geelani
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 31: Strongly condemning the alleged killing of a youth in Shopian, Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani today alleged that no civilian in Jammu Kashmir was safe and that armed forces were killing them brazenly. “Yesterday Bandipora and today Shopian, there is no let up in the civilian killings at the hands of armed forces,” said Geelani in a statement today, demanding impartial probe into the killing.
“These killings will continue to take place in the Valley until complete demilitarization of whole state,” Geelani said.
Geelani said Kashmir issue could neither be solved through self-rule nor through autonomy. “Both autonomy and self-rule are hollow slogans raised by National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party respectively, ” he said, terming as poetic imagination the PDP leader Mufti Muhammad Sayeed’s statement that Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh’s proposed visit to Pakistan would determine the way for resolving Kashmir issue.
Geelani alleged that New Delhi’s ‘stubbornness’ was the biggest hurdle in resolving Kashmir issue. He said the leaders of NC and PDP were the paid loyalists of New Delhi and they were least concerned about the resolution of Kashmir issue. “They are talking of Kashmir issue at public meetings only to garner votes from the people. They should desist from pursuing the politics of deceit and double standards and keep their politics limited to grabbing power. The people of state have suffered a lot in the past due to cunning politics,” he said.
Lastupdate on : Tue, 31 Jul 2012 21:30:00 Makkah time
Lastupdate on : Tue, 31 Jul 2012 18:30:00 GMT
Lastupdate on : Wed, 1 Aug 2012 00:00:00 IST
- MORE FROM FRONTPAGE
- ‘CRPF BEAT SHOPIAN YOUTH TO DEATH’
- It’s state terrorism: Mirwaiz Umar
- No civilian safe in JK: Geelani
- Mainstream parties responsible: Malik
- NHRC seeks report from Centre, JK Government
- Shinde is new Home Minister
- No let up in scorching heat
- JK Bank recruitment drive for Relationship Executive
- PaK Government corrupt: Former PM
- Kashmir
Omar for early restoration of Dastgeer Sahib (RA) shrine
Chairs 16th BOD Meeting Of Muslim Waqf Board
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 31: Reiterating his directions for restoration of Peer Dastigeer Sahib (RA) shrine at Khanyar here, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tuesday stressed on launching immediate construction work More
- Srinagar City
Chuntkul dying unheard
While Govt blows trumpet of conserving waterbodies, this vital outlet channel of famed Dal lake awaits attention
MUKEET AKMALI
Srinagar, July 31: At a time when state government claims to be spending crores of rupees for conservation of waterbodies in Kashmir, Chuntkul, the primary outflow channel of the famed Dal Lake continues More
- Jammu
Tak accorded warm send off on superannuation
Jammu, July 31: Accounts Officer District Court Jammu Wazir Ahmed Tak was given a warm send off on his retirement by judges, lawyers and staff members of various sub-ordinate courts here on Monday.  More
- Islamabad
District Maternity and Children hospital sans healthcare
UMER IQBAL WANI
Islamabad: Signifying messy state of affairs in the Valley’s rural healthcare sector, the District Maternity and Children hospital here sans adequate staff, infrastructure and medicines causing immense More


