KL Report
Srinagar
“India committed a crime by hanging father of Kashmiri nation, Mohammad Maqbool Bhat in 1984 and it repeated the same tyrant approach on 9th of February 2013 by hanging another son of Kashmir Mohammad Afzal Guru.”
It was stated by JKLF chairman, Mohammad Yasin Malik in Muzaffarabad on Friday while addressing a joint meeting of all the political and religious parties to remember Afzal Guru. The meeting was called by the prime minister of Pakistan Administered Kashmir, Chaudhary Abdul Majid in Muzaffarabad.
Malik said, “Maqbool’s martyrdom gave birth to Lakhs of Maqbool’s in and about one lakh kashmiri’s followed his footprints and embraced martyrdom. Now India has martyred Afzal in the same manner,” Malik said adding that India should know that this martyrdom and sacred blood will surely create many more Afzal’s and the flame of freedom struggle will get much brighter.
Malik while demanding the return of the mortal remains of Bhat and Guru said that human world and civil society especially Indian civil society will have to take action, open their lips and stop Indian state’s tyrant approach and if they fail to do so people will lose faith in peace, harmony and humanity.
Appealing to the people of kashmir to continue their protest demanding the mortal remains of Maqbool and Afzal, Malik said, “We cannot forget the martyrs and those who sacrificed their lives.”
Malik said that the hearts and minds kashmiri’s across the cease fire line (LoC) are one. “Our land, sky, air and water is one, our soul and body is one and no one can stop us from being one nation.” Malik said, adding that the world through its might divided Germany into two and even a wall was erected between the two, but world couldn’t divide the people of Germany, that is why after many years of separation the German’s got together and the human nature defeated the might of the world and Berlin wall fall down into pieces.
Malik said, “Insha-Allah the artificial wall separating kashmiri’s will also fell down like Berlin wall and Kashmir will become one.”
Pertinently JKLF chairman M Yasin Malik is in Pakistan on a private tour.
