[Reader-list] United Jihad Council puts conditions for return of Kashmiri Pandits to valley

Fri Apr 23 17:36:16 IST 2010

Nothing new from the proponents of ‘Azadi- bara- e-Islam’ (freedom through Islam) in Kashmir.

But should this matter to their compulsive sympathisers on this forum….???....

Shedding crocodile tears over the plight of Kashmiri Hindu Pandits at a seminar by Madhu Kishwar ay Teen Murti in New Delhi in Dec. last, Muzafar Beg rhetorically expressed anguish over Bitta Karate moving free even when he had killed 42-43 Kashmiri Pandits. He conveniently forgot that this man was accorded public reception in Srinagar during his tenure as the Deputy CM of J&K. 

Regards all 
LA
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> Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:04:14 +0530
> From: rashneek at gmail.com
> To: pawan.durani at gmail.com
> CC: reader-list at sarai.net
> Subject: Re: [Reader-list] United Jihad Council puts conditions for return of Kashmiri Pandits to valley
> 
> Dear Pawan,
> 
> What else would you expect from them?
> They showered Bitta Karate with sweets when he was released from prison.The
> showering of sweets and a hero's welcome to man who is known to have
> urinated on his victims(some 25 odd I beleive) shows what state the
> separtist leadership is in.
> So why send such posts to this forum when we know that Parveen Swami and you
> lie all the time and are not to be trusted.
> 
> Rashneek
> 
> On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 8:09 PM, Pawan Durani <pawan.durani at gmail.com>wrote:
> 
> > Source : http://bit.ly/8Xy9fv
> >
> > -Sehrai, Qayoom can be Geelani’s successors
> > -KPs must support movement before return
> >
> >
> > SYED BASHARAT
> >
> > SRINAGAR, Apr 21: United Jehad Council (UJC) an amalgam of militant
> > outfits active in Kashmir has expressed its willingness to enter into
> > dialogue provided India shuns its “rigid” stand on Kashmir issue and
> > accepts Kashmir as disputed.
> >
> > This has been stated by Syed Sallah-u-Din, UJC Supreme Commander in a
> > tele-interview to a local news agency here today.
> >
> > In his interview, the UJC supreme commander has said that Kashmir
> > movement is justified by the United Nation’s resolutions.
> >
> > Referring to the statement of senior separatist leader and Hurriyat
> > (M) executive member, Prof Abdul Ghani Bhat’s statement, describing UN
> > resolutions on Kashmir as irrelevant, Sallah-u-Din has said that if
> > the people of Kashmir including its leadership have decided to
> > surrender their right to self determination, then they will,
> > themselves put an end to their freedom struggle.
> >
> > He has observed that in days to come, the world community will have to
> > accept the right to self determination of Kashmiris, provided the
> > people in Kashmir remain firm in their freedom struggle.
> >
> > Sallah-u-Din has however, suggested that if United Nation’s resolution
> > are not workable for the solution of Kashmir issue, the same can be
> > settled through tripartite dialogue which should include India,
> > Pakistan and Kashmiri people.
> >
> > Sallah-u-Din who is also the chief of Hizbul Mujahideen militant
> > outfit has maintained that militancy will continue to have its
> > relevance till Kashmir is not settled through peaceful, legal,
> > democratic and diplomatic means. He has cautioned the security forces
> > to refrain from human rights violations in Kashmir. He warned that
> > alienation against India can turn into a regional catastrophe.
> >
> > He has also regretted Pervez Musharraf former president of Pakistan’s
> > unilateral flexibility shown vis-�-vis Kashmir issue. “Musharraf’s
> > flexible approach has immensely harmed the Kashmir movement. And the
> > damage he has caused can never be compensated,” Sallah-u-Din has said.
> >
> > Asked about the reasons behind the decrease in militant activities,
> > the UJC chief has said that they were fighting a guerilla war in
> > Kashmir based on ‘hit and run principle’. He said that guerilla war is
> > not a one time fight and the same is fought in piece meals.
> > “Sustaining this guerilla war for 20 to 21 years is also an
> > achievement of the Kashmir movement,” he has remarked.
> >
> > Lauding the role of senior separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani in
> > Kashmir’s freedom movement, the UJC chief has said that given the poor
> > health conditions of Geelani it was inevitable to find the successor
> > of Geelani. He has also nominated Jamat-e-Islami senior member and
> > general secretary Tehreek-e-Hurriyat Mohammad Ashraf Sehrai as the
> > undisputed stake holder for the chairmanship.
> >
> > Sehrai, according to Sallah-u-Din, has played a very vital role in the
> > Kashmir movement and has remained steadfast in his resolve which was
> > not broken by his frequent detentions.
> >
> > However, he has added that outside Hurriyat forum senior advocate and
> > High Court Bar Association Mian Abdul Qayoom can also replace Geelani.
> > He also hailed the Qayoom for his role in the Kashmir movement.
> >
> > Putting conditions for the return of Kashmiri Pandits, Sallah-u-Din
> > has said that being a part of Kashmir they will have to restore the
> > trust deficit which according to him was created by Pandits when they
> > migrated on the dictation of the then governor Jagmohan.
> >
> > “The Kashmiri Pandits will have to make it clear that they will
> > support the freedom movement,” he has added.
> >
> > He has held India responsible for the bloodshed in Kashmir saying that
> > the country’s 60-year-occupation in Kashmir has no justification.
> > Sallah-u-Din, who is also chief of the Hizbul Mujahideen militant
> > outfit, has said that India has backtracked from its promises made on
> > the floor of Unites Nation’s assembly. He has also reaffirmed that the
> > solution of Kashmir issue lies in the United Nation’s resolutions.
> > The UJC chief has termed the Kashmir movement a genuine struggle which
> > cannot be affected by political happenings around the world. He has
> > appreciating the diplomatic support to Kashmir movement extended by
> > Pakistan while urging upon its government to support the movement
> > militarily.
> >
> > Criticising the separatist elements who according to him, have
> > bypassed the United Nation’s resolutions on Kashmir, Sallah-u-Din has
> > said that those who deem UNO resolutions on Kashmir irrelevant should
> > understand that their rejection of UN resolutions itself cast
> > aspersions on the credibility of the world body.
> >
> > He has asked Mirwaiz Umar Farooq as why he entered into dialogue with
> > the government of India and after seven years, why he was compelled to
> > regret on India’s sincerity towards the resolution of Kashmir issue.
> >
> > Sallah-u-Din has observed that Kashmir’s armed struggle is people’s
> > movement and it was not started with the support of Pakistan. He has
> > agreed that Pakistan is under severe pressure after 9/11 attack in USA
> > but according to him, the pressure on Pakistan in no way has affected
> > the Kashmir movement.
> >
> > The Hizb chief has observed that after 9/11 attack Kashmir issue
> > resonated in the United Nation’s general assembly. The OIC he has said
> > passed a resolution which stressed on the speedy disposal of the
> > Kashmir issue and condemned the human rights violations perpetrated by
> > the Indian security forces in Kashmir.
> >
> > “Besides OIC, clear indications were given to India by the European
> > Union and the USA to resolve Kashmir issue without any further delay,”
> > Sallah-u-Din has said, while lauding the role of China whose official
> > stand on Kashmir is, “a significant achievement of Kashmir movement.”
> >
> > The Hizbul Mujahideen chief has maintained that the militancy will
> > continue to have its relevance till the Kashmir is not settled
> > through, peaceful, legal, democratic and diplomatic means. He has
> > cautioned the security forces to refrain from human rights violations
> > in Kashmir, otherwise, according to him; the alienation against India
> > can turn into a regional catastrophe.
> >
> > Asked about the reasons behind the decrease in militant activities,
> > the UJC chief has said that they were fighting a guerilla war in
> > Kashmir based on ‘hit and run principle’. He said that guerilla war is
> > not a one time fight and the same is fought in piece meals.
> > “Sustaining this guerilla war for 20 to 21 years is also an
> > achievement of the Kashmir movement,” he has remarked.
> >
> > He has also criticised the statements of successive Indian army
> > chiefs in which they have counted the number of militants not more
> > than 800. “As has been claimed by the Indian army chiefs that these
> > militants will eliminated in a few months, I ask them why they have
> > failed to do so,” Sallah-u-Din has asked.
> >
> > “In freedom movements, 40 to 50 years with one lakh sacrifices does
> > not matter much. Even India got liberated after its 150 years of
> > freedom movement. The Kashmir issue has now become a focal point of
> > world attention. India should shun its rigidity otherwise the entire
> > region will be engulfed by the nuclear disaster,” he has asserted.
> > Asking Hurriyat leadership to unite, Sallah-u-Din has said that the
> > constitution made in 1993 provides a basis for the unity among the
> > divided Hurriyat leadership.
> >
> > Sallah-u-Din has also rejected the rehabilitation and return of youth
> > policy of the state government. Commenting on the controversial book
> > of Dr Shafi Sharaiti, the UJC chief has said that the section of book
> > written on Jamat-e-Islami’s role in Kashmir movement by its author is
> > not acceptable.
> >
> > [Kashmir Times]
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