كشمير: مطالبة بالحرية والاستقلال عن الاحتلال الهندي

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أكد السيد "سيد علي شاه جيلاني" - رئيس مؤتمر الحريات لعموم الأحزاب - في بيان صدر عنه مؤخرًا، أن الشعب الكشميري يريد الحرية خارج نطاق الاسترقاق الهندي، رافضًا أي حل للقضية الهندية الكشميرية في ظل الدستور الهندي.

وأكد أنه إذا كانت "الهند" جادة في الاستقرار وحل النزاع فعليها سحب قواتها ومنح "كشمير" حق تحديد المصير، وحل النزاع في ظل قرارات الأمم المتحدة الصادرة، رافضًا تلميحات وزير الداخلية الهندي باعتبار "كشمير" جزءًا من "الهند"، والتي أراد من خلالها تضليل الرأي العام بشأن قضية "كشمير"، إلا أن العالم على وعي بحقيقة وخلفيات الصراع.

ودعا إلى خروج المظاهرات السلمية المناهضة للغارات الصهيونية على أهالي غزة، مؤكدًا أن تعرض مسلمي "كشمير" للقمع الهندي، ومسلمي غزة للاعتداءات الصهيونية، يواجَه بالصمت العالمي لكون الضحايا من المسلمين. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Geelani rules out Kashmir solution within Indian constitution

he All Parties Hurriyat Conference (G) Chairman, Syed Ali Shah Geelani has said that the people of Kashmir want freedom from Indian bondage and any settlement of the Kashmir dispute within the framework of Indian constitution is unacceptable.

Syed Ali Geelani in a statement issued in Srinagar said that if India was serious about resolving the lingering dispute, then it should withdraw its troops from the territory, give Kashmiris their birthright to self-determination and settle the dispute as per relevant resolutions of the United Nations.

The veteran leader denounced the remarks of Indian Home Minister, Sushil Kumar Shinde that Kashmir was an integral part of India.

He added that through such statements he wanted to deceive the international community but the world had realised the nature and background of Kashmir and was putting pressure on India for its peaceful settlement.

Syed Ali Geelani also expressed serious concern over the plight of illegally detained Kashmiri Hurriyet leaders and activists and urged the international human rights organisations to intervene and prevent the Indian government from committing state terrorism in the occupied territory.

Syed Ali Shah Geelani called for protests tomorrow (Friday) against the Israel’s air strikes on Palestine.

“We as a Nation are ourselves occupied by colonial power. We cannot help our Palestinian brethren in real sense, but we must express solidarity with them…Protests shall be staged after Friday prayers on November 23,” he said.

Over 100 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in air raids on Palestine by Israel. The military action has evoked widespread criticism from Muslim and non-Muslim countries across the world, while protests are anti-Israel are being held in most countries. Protests were also held at New Delhi and many other states.

The call comes shortly after the isolated protests by various groups here against the Israel. Last week, a group of Muslim Khawateen Markaz led by Zamruda Habib staged a protest, followed by a candle light protest on the next day after and protest rally by lawyers yesterday.

Drawing parallels between Palestine and Kashmir, the 82-year-old separatist leader said both the regions were victims of “worst kind of state terrorism”.

“In both regions are civilians facing worst kind of state terrorism, and the so-called civilized is silent because the victims are Muslims. Until both these issues are resolved, World cannot be made peaceful,” he said.

He said the attacks by Israel should be an eye-opener for the Muslim leaders who expect favours from America.

“Israel’s state terrorism is fully backed by America. It shall open eyes of those Muslim leaders who are fond of good relations with America, expecting that the country to do them any favours,” he said, and asked, “Attack on Malala Yousufzai was no way justified, but those who condemned that attack are today silent over the killing of children in Palestine. Is it because none of them (Palestinian children) is named Malala? Or because USA backs Israel?”

Geelani appealed the Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC) for diplomatic help of the Palestine.

“If OIC cannot help Palestine, the countries shall at least use diplomatic ties for bringing an end to attack by attack,” he said.

He also condemned the attack on the rally of Qazi Hussain Ahmad in Pakistan, calling it a work of anti-Islam elements.