No rift in Hurriyat (M): Mirwaiz
Calls For Early Resolution Of Kashmir
Budgam, June 15: Hurriyat Conference (M) Chairman Mirwaiz Umer Farooq Friday said there is no rift in the amalgam.
Addressing a public gathering at Imam Bara Chowk here, Mirwaiz said that “there can be difference of opinion in the amalgam but there is no division on the goal of the forum.”
“Our party represents blood of Kashmiris. We will safeguard the sacrifices rendered by common people at any cost,” he said.
Mirwaiz said Kashmir should be resolved according to the aspirations of the people. “Kashmiris should be given the right to choose their destiny. We have given immense sacrifices for this cause. This movement is dear to us. We cannot forget the blood of martyrs,” he said, asserting that “Our silence should not be taken as our weakness. If New Delhi as well as its puppets in Kashmir think that curbs, arrests and house detentions will scare us, they are mistaken.”
Advocating confidence building measures between India and Pakistan, Mirwaiz said: “Government should also allow movement of private cars between two parts of Kashmir, résumé air services, and allow free movement of people on both sides on the basis of state-subject.”
Mirwaiz said the “only way to reduce animosity between the two neighboring countries is to address the Kashmir issue and resolve it.” “We are not against Indo-Pak trade ties. However at the same time we won’t allow the Kashmir issue to be put on back-burner,” he said.
Mirwaiz also accused the state government of playing politics in the name of normalcy in Kashmir. “If they claim that normalcy has returned, then why they are not repealing all the black laws and demilitarize Kashmir?” he asked.
Senior member of the amalgam, Agha Syed Hassan al-Mousivi said that people of Budgam have always maintained unity.
Lastupdate on : Fri, 15 Jun 2012 21:30:00 Makkah time
Lastupdate on : Fri, 15 Jun 2012 18:30:00 GMT
Lastupdate on : Sat, 16 Jun 2012 00:00:00 IST
- MORE FROM KASHMIR
- No rift in Hurriyat (M): Mirwaiz
- Atrocities on detainees in Amphala jail: Geelani
- UN Resolutions key to resolve Kashmir: Shabir Shah
- Malik concerned over detainees’ plight in Amphala, Kote Balwal jails
- No GSR residues particles detected: SIT informs Court
- Guv, CM to lay foundation of KU’s Leh, Kargil campuses
- Follow procedure as per RTI Act: SIC to information seekers
- Kashmiri scientists document biodiversity of northwestern Himalayas
- Altaf reviews pace of work on Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumri road
- Men in uniform must maintain high standards of discipline: Rajendra
- Degree College Anantnag releases magazine
- Dental Surgeons allege discrepancies in seniority list
- 24X7 Helpline Control Room for Amarnath pilgrims
- Tap water unfit for human consumption: Report
- RTI on awards for anti-militancy operations turned down
- CSNGEU seeks CM’s intervention
- Indo-Pak bonhomie lacks substance: Inquilabi
- Kashmir
No rift in Hurriyat (M): Mirwaiz
Calls For Early Resolution Of Kashmir
Budgam, June 15: Hurriyat Conference (M) Chairman Mirwaiz Umer Farooq Friday said there is no rift in the amalgam. Addressing a public gathering at Imam Bara Chowk here, Mirwaiz said that “there can More
- Srinagar City
CHASED BY DOGS, HIT BY TIPPER
Teenage girl feared to lose leg
M HYDERI
Srinagar, June 15: She tries to speak but cries in pain. 17-year-old Shabab Zehra of Shamaswari Safa Kadal is bedridden at Bone and Joint Hospital Barzulla. For this schoolgirl, Srinagar’s two main fear More
- Jammu
HC raps Govt over slow tax realization
Directs CS to file details
Jammu, June 15: A Division Bench of Jammu and Kashmir High Court today rapped the state government for its “failure and inefficiency” to recover commercial and sales tax from the defaulters from across More
- South Asia
Took up trade to transform ties with India: Gilani
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Islamabad, June 15: Pakistan's current administration took up the issue of normalising trade with India, which previous governments had been unwilling to touch, as part of measures to transform ties between More
- Budgam
Toilet blocks near Charar-e-Sharief shrine defunct for 10 years
Devotees face difficulties
Charar-e-Sharief (Budgam): Devotees visiting the famous shrine of Sheikh Noorudin Wali (RA) here in central Kashmir are facing immense problems as the main toilet block comprising at least ten toilets More
- Education and Career
Autonomy of IITs will remain intact, says PM
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, June 15: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today gave an assurance that the autonomy of IITs will be maintained, a federation opposing the proposed common entrance to these institutes said after More


