Don’t take side, see things in right perspective: Er Rasheed to Governor
Terms his statement as ‘admission of guilt’
Srinagar: Awami Itehaad Party (AIP) president and MLA Langate, Engineer Abdul Rasheed Sheikh on Thursday termed Governor Satya Pal Malik’s remarks that India has mishandled Jammu and Kashmir, as ‘a confession of guilt’.
Er Rasheed in a statement issued here said that Malik should know that to what he calls ‘mishandling Kashmir’ has ruined Kashmiris and snatched everything including around five lac precious lives from them.
“If Governor has really some feeling that Indian Army is not an occupation army, he must visit Redwani where people are protesting since last six days against establishing a fresh army camp and realize that had Kashmiris not been seeing Indian Army as an occupation Army, the people of Redwani would have received them with garlands rather asking for the removal of the camp,” he said.
He ridiculed Governor’s remarks that if LTTE despite being much stronger than the Kashmiri militant organizations could not take over Sri Lanka, how could Kashmiri militants get their goal.
“Governor should understand that the question is not about numbers but that of honoring commitments. Good nations do fulfill their commitments rather showing military might and drawing unwanted parallels. By revealing that even 12 year old girls from LTTE cadres would fight Sri Lankan Army, It seems that Malik and his like minded people are keen to make Kashmiris surrender, but need to remember that the issue is not about seeing who is more powerful, but who is more truthful,” he said.
“Governor’s claim that LTTE had been receiving money and weapons from fourteen countries, he needs not to forget that entire world community is witness to the promises made with Kashmiris about giving them right to self determination and as such entire members of the Unite Nations are morally bound to ensure implementation of UN resolutions in the interest of justice,” he added.
He said that Malik’s confessions and claims speak about the confusion that has been haunting New Delhi since 1947. “By just talking about eliminating militancy Governor seems to have forgotten the reality that militants and all pro resistance groups are creation of unfulfilled promises made with Kashmiris at UN and other forums and Kashmir issue is not the creation of militants or anyone else,” he said.
“Governor must try to see things in right perspective without taking sides and should convey New Delhi that people of J&K just want a peaceful and durable resolution to J&K dispute and any efforts to suppress their voice will always prove counterproductive as usual,” he added.
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