Thursday, August 19, 2010

JKLF Expresses Concern over the death of eight-year-old boy

Vice Chairman JKLF, Advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat in an assertion issued from Srinagar has articulated highest level of concern and alarm over the death of Milat Ahmad Shah an eight-year-old boy , who was directly fired from a pointblank range by paramilitary forces on Saturday and had come from Wanpora Kulgam , moreover JKLF has also strongly denounced the firing on peaceful protestors at Soura in which at least six persons were injured three of them critically .
Killing of a boy at such a tender age vindicates that tall claims of India— as biggest democracy and zero tolerance of Indian Prime Minister has unmasked their real face— shower volley of bullets upon peaceful demonstrations is the indicative of the fact that New Delhi forces are on the budge of chauvinism in Kashmir , Bhat said, adding that our mothers and sisters are suffering from various psychological disorders because of the concern about the future of their children to whom they nurture and Indian security forces kill them for the sins which they have not committed .
“Therefore world of conscience, especially Human Rights organizations like Amnesty , Asia Watch , ICRC and others along with Save The Children are urged to take concrete steps to stop India from killing spree in Kashmir,” Advocate Bhat said.
Bashir Ahmad Bhat maintains that dialogue is the key to the solutions like Kashmir but they should be meaningful- result oriented for that matter India must demonstrate sincerity and honesty without polemics and procrastination by shunning the approach of belligerence.

Saturday, August 14, 2010

JKLF denounces Dargah desecration

Vice Chairman, JKLF Advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat in statement has strongly condemned the despoiling of Hazratbal Shrine by Paramilitary forces and police.
After Zuhr prayers devotees were coming out peacefully in a procession but they(police ) fired bullets and tear gas shells at them indiscriminately and some hit the shrine , where the Holy relic of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is placed ,injuring several people some seriously – Kashmiris will not at any cost tolerate the desecration of their religious places because our faith towards the religion (Islam) is rooted deep in our hearts and faith is always yes to self-commitment , Bhat said.
Vice Chairman JKLF said , “ Indian armed forces turned berserk and started attacking the residential houses at Haba Kadal, Basant Bagh,Barzulla,Haba Kadal , Maisuma and some interiors of Shar-e-Khaas(Down Town) and people housed were rigorously beaten , similar acts have been reported from Sopore, Barmullah, Islamabad , Seelu, Bomai , while as in nocturnal raids at Dooru Shahabad youth were given inhuman treatment by police and paramilitary forces,” adding that on one hand India is celebrating its 63rd Independence but on the other hand it has marred its democratic right , right to self-determination to naïve people of Jammu Kashmir .
Advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat reiterated that if Kashmir tangle is solved in accordance with the wishes of the people of Jammu Kashmir , it can act as a bridge of friendship associated with peace between India and Pakistan , which can usher overall progress , prosperity and development in South Asia especially India, Pakistan and other countries of sub-continent.

JKLF vice chairman maintained that Kashmiris are the real masters to their destiny and JKLF rejects any readymade solution , choked in absentia of Pakistan .

Friday, August 13, 2010

JKLF condemns the unjustified killing of Youth in Kashmir

Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) vice chairman advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat in a statement issued from Srinagar has strongly deplored on the fresh spate of killings in Kashmir Valley .
On one hand India is claiming itself as a largest democracy in the world but New Delhi has become so intolerant that it has unleashed reign of terror in every nook and corner of Kashmir thus negating the basic norms of democracy and falters from its promise which she had made with people of Kashmir at different occasions— by granting them the birth right, right of right to self determination— ongoing killings are blot on the face of India, to shower volley of bullets on peaceful protesters is an indicative of the fact that Indian armed forces are demonstrating savagery here, Bhat said.
Bashir Ahmad Bhat strongly condemned the killing of a 10th class student Mudasir Ahmed Zargar of Trehgam Kupwara, when he was coming out of (Masjid)Mosque after offering dawn prayers. It is worth to mention that Trehgam is the birth place of Kashmir’s national hero Martyr Maqbool Butt.
Advocate Bhat also condemned the killing of 65-year-old Ali Muhammad Khanday, hailing from Pattan when troops went berserk and injuring many people there and later Khanday succumbed to his injuries and also at Bomai Sopore where Indian forces martyred two youth namely Arif Mir and Sameer Lone

Thursday, July 29, 2010

JKLF pays tributes to Malik Maqbool

Vice Chairman Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front , Advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat in a statement has paid glowing tributes to Malik Mohammad Maqbool on his 19th Martyrdom .
Malik Maqbool participated in every aspect of freedom struggle with spirit of selflessness and did not believe in aggressive or vicious politics, Bhat said, adding that he was not a political bandit or who believed in political chauvinism but a man of sincerity knowing resistance politics at all dimensions and worked for importunate idea of Independence and freedom of Kashmir.
Vice Chairman JKLF reiterated that Kashmir resistance has entered into a crucial and decisive phase –were the pro-freedom leaders have to demonstrate prudence, wisdom and collective approach .
Bashir Ahmad Bhat maintained that the mission of the martyrs will be taken to the logical end come what may .
He also expressed concern over the stepped up Human Rights Violations in Kashmir and urged world HR bodies like ICRC, Asia Watch, Amnesty International and other organizations to use their well offices to pressurize India for the HR violations in Kashmir .
Meanwhile District President JKLF Islamabad Mohammad Ishaq Ganie has also paid rich tributes to Malik Mohammad Maqbool.

Friday, July 23, 2010

Kashmir not a border dispute: JKLF

Srinagar 17: Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has asked India and Pakistan to accept Kashmiris as the principal party to the dispute and include Kashmiri leadership in talks and decision making vis-à-vis the longstanding issue.“Kashmir is neither the so called integral part of India nor the jugular vein of Pakistan. India and Pakistan should not think of Kashmir as a border dispute. It is a disputed territory whose real owners are only Kashmiris and it is ultimately their future which is at stake,” JKLF vice chairman Advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat said in a statement issued here.Bhat said Kashmiris have had to bear the brunt of hostility between the two countries with lakhs of Kashmirs sacrificing their lives for the solution of Kashmir issue. Referring to the stalemate in the talks between the two countries, he said, “Unfortunately all the hopes of peace amongst Kashmiris and the people of India and Pakistan have been dashed once again. The fact remains that peace in the subcontinent will remain a distant dream unless Kashmir dispute is resolved. It is imperative that India and Pakistan also consider the interests of Kashmiri people

GOVT HAS WAGED WAR AGAINST CIVILIANS: JKLF

Srinagar, July 12: Strongly condemning the killing and arrest of youth by the police and CRPF troopers across the Valley, the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front vice-chairman advocate Bashir Ahmad Bhat on Monday alleged it seemed that the government had waged an organized war against civilian population in Valley. “The police and CRPF troopers are indiscriminately arresting innocent teenagers in the length and breadth of Kashmir,” said Bhat addressing a party working committee members. “The ongoing freedom struggle in Jammu Kashmir is not a law and order problem but a matter of the freedom of a nation. Lakhs of people have till date offered the supreme sacrifices of their life for the cause of freedom of their homeland and they will continue to offer these till they achieve the complete goal of freedom. Those terming it (freedom struggle) law and order problem are vainly trying to throw dust into the eyes of world community,” Bhat Bhat strongly condemned the arrest and continued detention of Front chairman Muhammad Yaseen Malik and other pro-freedom leaders including the Bar Association president Mian Abdul Qayoom, terming it as undemocratic measure to gag the popular voice of people. Expressing anger and anguish over the killing of innocent youth in different areas of Valley by the armed forces, Bhat said such barbarous acts and repressive tactics by the forces could not break the resolve and determination of people to continue their struggle for independent Kashmir. Paying rich tributes to the martyrs of July 13, 1931, the Front vice- chairman said these martyrs had added a golden chapter to the history of Kashmir with their sacred blood. Bhat said, “Kashmir is a political issue which can only be resolved by acknowledging Kashmiris as real masters of state and principal party to the issue and ensuing their practical participation in talks to solve it.”

Desecration of the shrine exposes the government:Bhat

Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), accused police and other security agencies of “desecrating” the shrine.
“The desecration of the shrine exposes the government which has crossed all limits,” Bashir Ahmad Bhat, vice-chairman of JKLF, said.