Jammu and Kashmir People’s Movement (JKPM) Saturday urged India and Pakistan to maintain peace at the borders and not to indulge in “miscalculated adventurism”.
JKPM issued the statement after holding an emergency meetingof its executive members, here at party headquarters in Rajbagh.
During the meeting, it was urged that all the issues pendingbetween the two countries (India and Pakistan) would be resolved with peacefulmeans.
The members also expressed concern over the deterioratingsecurity situation in the state and a sense of fear psychosis that has grippedthe Valley.
“The recent advisory issued to tourists and Amarnathpilgrims has added to the panic and due to the return of tourists from thevalley, Kashmir is on edge,” it was told during the meeting.
The state executive also appealed to all political partiesin the state to put up a united face and come together in the moment of crisis.
They also charted out the future strategy in case of anytinkering with the state’s special status and resolved that they would resortto peaceful public action in cases the need arises.
The meeting was attended by Javaid Mustafa Mir, Dr ShahFaesal, Shehla Rashid, Muhammad Ramzan, Dr Nazir Lone, Feroze Peerzada, SyedIqbal Tahir, Sajjad Sheikh, Uzair Ronga, Iqbal Rather and Dr Mustafa Khan,among others.
Meanwhile, JKPM president, Shah Faesal lashed out at theNational Conference leadership for “refusing” to be a part of the all partydelegation that met Governor Satya Pal Malik on Friday.
“NC’s one-upmanship is hurting the cause of unity inKashmir,” Faesal said soon after an NC delegation- led by vice president OmarAbdullah met the Governor.
He added, “National Conference has emerged as an obstacle tocause of unity in Kashmir and it is unfortunate that at a time when state isfacing an existential threat, NC leadership is still busy in point scoring.”