Srinagar
Chairman of Jammu Kashmir liberation front (JKLF) Muhammad Yasin Malik on Sunday expressed his heartfelt grief and sorrow over the loss of yet another budding young Kashmiri youth Amir Ahmad Lone, who was killed during clashes with government forces in Chattergul Kangan.
The spokesman said that a JKLF delegation led by JKLF district President Ganderbal Bashir Ahmad Rather (Boya) visited Chatergul Kangan and participated in funeral prayers and burial of Amir Ahmad Lone. The delegation met with the bereaved family and expressed condolences to them. While praying for the heavenly abode of the Amir, JKLF leader also prayed for the Sabr I Jamil of his bereaved family.
JKLF chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik said that from Shopian to Kulgam and Sonawari to Handwara and Bandipora to Kangan Kashmiri blood is spread on roads but no one among the international community seems to bother. He said that those who have choked every little space on peaceful activities, who incarcerate political activists under black laws, who use military and police might to suppress peoples voices should remember that their acts and ruthless behavior towards humans are being carved into the pages of history and will be remembered by upcoming generations.
Malik said that our hearts are bleeding and eyes weeping on this human loss but this torment instead of suppressing us into submission is strengthening our resolve and passion for achieving freedom and right to self-determination. While paying rich tributes to Amir Ahmad Lone and all other, JKLF chairman reiterated his pledge to take the mission to its desired goal.
