Resolution of K-issue must for peace: JKLF( R)
Srinagar: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (R) on Friday said peace would be a far fetched dream in the subcontinent until Kashmir issue was resolved in accordance with the wishes and aspirations of its people.
“The international community should therefore come forward and use its influence on New Delhi to take concrete steps for resolving Kashmir issue,” said a spokesman of the Front in a statement today.
The spokesman said people of Kashmir offered supreme sacrifices of their lives for achieving freedom of their homeland. “It was because of the martyrs’ sacrifices that that Kashmir issue was pulled out from the cold storage and brought to the centre-stage at international level,” said the spokesman.
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