[Reader-list] Hurriyat leader was murdered, not killed by police-TOI

[inder salim]

even if it is true, that sheikh abdul aziz was  killed by a Pakistani
finger on  the trigger and not by an Indian finger on the trigger,
there is very little reason to celebrate.

that is what i always see: the games which are being played in the
high offices, leave behind no clue about their vicious calculation to
manipulate 'the other'.  This is a layered system of hierarchy which
is mostly partronized by caplitalist, elites and power structures of a
society. They truly tell us what a good society is or what a nation is
and we blindly follow, pherpahs there is very little choice for a
commoner, but then there is hope, an existential spark in each one of
us, which enables us to approach it scientfically and see history in a
new light.

the appearances can be deceptive, but it is a vast surface, some
layers of it may be hidden  from us but nothing is invisible, that is
what gives birth to some rational poltics.

this applies to kashmir and to the whole world in one go.

love
is



On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 1:36 PM, rashneek kher <rashneek at gmail.com> wrote:
> Aditya,
>
> Whosoever killed him will remain a matter of speculation but it presses home
> the point that if you live by the sword you will die by it.
> Examples of Mirwaiz Farooq,Dr.Guru and "cry baby" Sajjad's dad have already
> been consumed the very Frankestein's they lived with.
>
> In Kashmiri there is a saying"Aenem Soy Vavem soy lajem soy panesey"
>
> Rashneek
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Aditya Raj Kaul <kauladityaraj at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Rashneek,
>>
>> The Aran Dhati Roy Fan Club on Sarai; won't buy this theory sadly. They
>> just
>> love bashing security forces; even if while acting blind.
>>
>> God Bless them...
>>
>> Aditya
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 10:10 AM, rashneek kher <rashneek at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > NEW DELHI: Hurriyat leader Sheikh Abdul Aziz, whose shooting during the
>> > "LoC
>> > march" organized by Kashmir separatists on August 11 gave an explosive
>> turn
>> > to the agitation, was not killed by a police or army bullet.
>> >
>> > In a shocking revelation, national security adviser M K Narayanan told
>> the
>> > Union Cabinet on Thursday that it was not at all clear who had fired the
>> > fatal bullet at Aziz, a former Al Jehad leader who was part of the march
>> on
>> > the Srinagar-Muzzaffarabad highway.
>> >
>> > The NSA also pointed out that there were many rivalries at work in the
>> > Kashmir Valley.
>> >
>> > Narayanan was responding to a question by Union steel minister Ramvilas
>> > Paswan, who pointed out that it was rather unusual for a leader to be
>> > killed
>> > in police action. Typically, leaders in such situations are surrounded by
>> > workers and never directly exposed in an incident of the sort that took
>> > place as the marchers approached Uri.
>> >
>> > Also, at the first signs of tough action, the leaders were whisked away
>> > with
>> > some help of the local cop always mindful of their stature.
>> >
>> > Narayanan said that investigations have established that the bullets
>> which
>> > felled the separatist leader were not fired by security forces.
>> >
>> > NSA disclosure points to Pak hand in unrest
>> >
>> > The disturbing disclosure ties in with the suspicion that Pakistan-backed
>> > separatists have been stoking passion to put their agenda back on
>> > centrestage.
>> >
>> > Importantly, Pakistan-backed elements have organised assassinations and
>> > then
>> > blame these on India to further their interests, killings of Mirwaiz Omar
>> > Farooq's father and Abdul Ghani Lone being the two cases in point.
>> >
>> > Also, Hurriyat leaders remain bitterly divided, with all the unity
>> efforts
>> > coming unstuck after temporary truces.
>> >
>> > There are no clear accounts of the situation prevailing during the move
>> to
>> > transport trucks carrying fruits across the LoC but the death of Aziz and
>> > other civilians became a rallying point for separatists and lead
>> anti-India
>> > groups abroad to condemn Indian "state repression."
>> >  The separatists seized on the Amarnath land-for-pilgrims plan as an
>> > emotive
>> > issue to fire up sentiments over "demographic" change by way of "Hindu"
>> > settlements in the Valley, the march was aimed to stir up the Valley to
>> > slogans like "apni mandi, Rawalpindi."
>> >
>> > Aziz's death only helped stir opinion in the Valley, proving to be a
>> > catalyst which turned an agitation against an "economic blockade" of the
>> > Valley into a full-throated cry for "azadi."
>> >
>> > --
>> > Rashneek Kher
>> > Wandhama Massacre-The Forgotten Human Tragedy
>> > http://www.kashmiris-in-exile.blogspot.com
>> > http://www.nietzschereborn.blogspot.com
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> --
> Rashneek Kher
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