Mirwaiz appeals for unity => When the entire Kashmiri Nation from Kargil to Jammu are together protesting against the desecration of holy Quran and the bloodbath of innocent civilians in Ramban, the APHC Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has said that some miscreants with vested interests in Bemina area of Srinagar were trying to create fissures among the Kashmiris on sectarian lines. Terming such efforts of miscreants as unacceptable, Mirwaiz appealed the Kashmiri people to be united at this crucial juncture and remain extremely cautious and vigilant of these instigators. APHC Chairman continues to be under house arrest at his nageen residence. Mirwaiz has sternly condemned the imposition of curfew in entire Kashmir during the holy month of Ramzaan. He said people were denied from offering prayers in Masjids, adding, there was also shortage of food essentials which has become the extreme cause of suffering for common masses. APHC Chairman said the use of force on peaceful demonstrators in Ganderbal, Qazigund, Islamabad and other places which left 70 people injured is the worst form of political retribution. He said it was highly unfortunate that people were not allowed to mourn and express solidarity with their fellow brethren who have lost their dear ones in BSF firing at Gool, Ramban. In view of the continuous killing of Kashmiris, Mirwaiz has appealed international community and human rights organization to intervene andput pressure on India to stop blood bath in Kashmir. According to APHC spokesman, apart from Mirwaiz, Agha Syed Hassan Al Moosvi Al Safvi, Abbas Ansari, Moulana Masroor Ansari, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza,Advocate Shahid-ul-Islam and other leaders continues to be under house arrest. (CNS)
Posted on: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 14:51:17 +0000
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