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Separatists hail Pak PM’s speech at UNGA

Sajjad Lone briefs Governor

Guv, CM pay tributes to Mahatma Gandhi

MDA’s seminar on Oct 3

‘India should reciprocate its neighbour’s overtures’ Srinagar, Oct 1: Various separat-ist leaders and organizations have hailed the Pakistan Prime Minis-ter Mian Nawaz Sharief’s speech and stand on Kashmir issue at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), terming it highly encour-aging for Kashmiris.

Hurriyat Conference (G) chair-man, Syed Ali Geelani, in a state-ment today said, “By mentioning wishes, aspirations and miseries of the Kashmiri people on the stage of world body, Pakistan PM has encouraged the subjugated people of this state and informed the world leaders about the history and pre-vailing situation of the Kashmir.”

“Nawaz Sharif adopted realistic stand in UNGA by speaking about the persistent failure of the United Nations with regard to resolution of Kashmir dispute,” Geelani said.

“Kashmir is the longest pending dispute in UN charter. The UNGA has although passed 18 resolutions favouring right to self determina-tion for the Kashmiri people but due to certain political reasons this institution failed to implement its resolutions here,” Geelani said.

Hurriyat Conference (M) chair-man Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, while welcoming Nawaz Sharief’s state-ment, termed it a source of strength for the people of Kashmir.

“It has encouraged the people of Kashmir to carry forward their struggle for self-determination,” Mirwaiz, in a statement today, said.

“Sharief has shown political maturity and will to resolve issues with New Delhi. He has also exhib-ited flexibility toward resolving Kashmir issue and all other out-standing issues between the two countries to bring peace in the region. His suggestions of starting a process of peace with demilitariza-tion in Kashmir and initiation of a process of dialogue are clear signal that he wants to move ahead with New Delhi with all the honesty,” Mirwaiz said.

Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman, Muham-mad Yasin Malik, while com-menting on Sharief’s proposals at UNGA, said in a statement today that “Proposals like withdrawal of forces from Jammu Kashmir, res-olution of Jammu Kashmir issue

for peace and prosperity, accept-ing Kashmiris as prime party to the dispute etc. are positive and reason-able suggestions.”

“Kashmir issue is a humanitar-ian issue that has consumed three generations of Kashmiris and is constantly putting people of India and Pakistan in a conflict situa-tion. Hence, it has jeopardized their prosperity as well. The people of Jammu Kashmir are the owners of Kashmir and prime party to the dis-pute and no solution can be found by ignoring them,” Yasin Malik said, adding that “For a peaceful and prosper sub-continent, India and Pakistan will have to make every effort for resolution of Jammu Kashmir issue.”

Terming the stance taken by Nawaz Sharief as realistic, United Jihad Council (UJC) chair-man Syed Salahuddin today said, “The historical speech of Nawaz Sharief with regard to Kashmir not only won the hearts of mil-lions of Kashmiris but has also strengthened their resolve to fight for their freedom.”

“India should shun its intransi-

gence and accept reality that Kash-mir is a long pending dispute which needs to be resolved. The UN reso-lutions provide legal and historical basis to Kashmir issue but unfor-tunately the criminal silence and duplicity from the international community added to the woes and sufferings of the Kashmiri people,” the UJC spokesman Syed Sadaqat, in a statement today, quoted Sala-huddin as having said.

“Bilateral dialogue is not any solution to Kashmir issue. So far over 155 bilateral dialogues have failed. People of Jammu and Kash-mir are the real representatives and without making them part of the dialogue, no dialogue process will succeed,” UJC chairman said.

Hailing Sharief’s speech, Demo-cratic Freedom Party (DFP) chair-man, Shabir Ahmad Shah, in a statement today, termed it as cou-rageous and based on truth.

Shah said, “Pak Premier’s state-ment is resolution to all impend-ing issues. It is a clear proof that Pakistan wants peaceful and cor-dial relations with its neighbours. The sincerity with which Nawaz

Sharief made such initiative for strengthening relations and making friendly ties with its neigh-bours is ample proof that Pakistan is not in favour of fighting and war-fare. The world community must respond in a positive way to the offer and viewpoints put forward by Pakistan.”

“Nawaz Sharief proved to be true spokesperson of oppressed Kashmiris by highlighting their plight before the world commu-nity,” Shah said.

Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (R) chairman, Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bita Karate, while hailing the speech of Nawaz Sharief, called upon the international community to respond positively to his sugges-tions and proposals.

“The speech highlights that the long pending issue of Kashmir needs immediate attention of inter-national community. The UNO being a responsible global institu-tion should come to the rescue of people of Jammu and Kashmir as the issue stands in UN agenda since 1947,” Bita Karate said in a state-ment today.

VHP has right to agitate on beef ban issue: RSS

SHABIR IBN YUSUF

Srinagar, Oct 1: Rashtriya Sway-amsevak Sangh Thursday said that right-wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has right to protest in case Speaker allowed discussion on anti-beef ban bill in the forthcoming Leg-islative Assembly session.

“On banning of beef, VHP has every right to agitate,” senior RSS ideologue Rakesh Sinha told Greater Kashmir over telephone from New Delhi.

“Nobody will allow cow slaughter in Kashmir or any other part of country.”

“Since centuries people have been worshiping Gai Mata (mother cow). Everybody should respect the religious sentiments of others,” Sinha said.

Pertinently, National Conference has moved a bill in the Legislative Assembly for the forthcoming ses-sion seeking omission of Sections 298-A, 298-B, 298-C and 298-D of the Ranbir Penal Code (RPC) that make sale and consumption of beef pun-

ishable offence.Sinha said that cow “is part of our

culture.” Another middle rung RSS leader

said that they were in touch with their cadres in Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. “They have taken up the issue with the people. We will be mobilizing our cadres once need arises,” he said. “We are still hope-ful that Muslims will respect the religious sentiments of Hindu com-munity.”

Project Director NHAI calls on Dy CM

Srinagar, Oct 1: Muslim Deeni Mahaz (MDM) is hold-ing seminar on “Political Lifers” on October 3 (Satur-day), from 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm

at Hotel Taj here. Meanwhile, the MDM has

decided to defer its signa-ture campaign for the time being.

Jammu, Oct 1: National High-ways Authority of India (NHAI) Project Director, R P Singh today called on Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh to discuss the issues regarding ongoing development works on highways in the State.

The Deputy CM reviewed

the feasibility of Delhi-Amrit-sar-Katra Express Highway, repair of Jammu-Srinagar Highway and Lakhanpur-Udhampur Highway.

The Project Director NHAI apprised Dr Nirmal about proj-ects for construction of green highways.

Srinagar, Oct 1: Gover-nor, N N Vohra and Chief Minister, Mufti Muham-mad Sayeed paid rich trib-utes to Mahatma Gandhi on the eve of Gandhi Jay-anti here today.

In his message, the Governor recalled Mahat-ma Gandhi’s monumental contribution to the pro-longed struggle for secur-ing freedom from the British colonial rule; his lifelong campaigns against social injustice, racism and suppression of the under-privileged sections of society; and his unend-ing pursuit for the estab-lishment of a truly secular and harmonious society. He described Gandhiji as a true messenger of peace and a staunch believer of non-violence whose sac-rifices and teachings are indelibly imprinted on the global conscience.

Chief Minister, in his message described Mahat-ma Gandhi as the tallest leader of his time, who played a leading role in country’s independence movement.

“He was a true believer in the principles of non-violence, who launched massive campaigns across the country against social injustice,” he said.

Asking people to take a cue from the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, the Chief Minister said his philoso-phy and political thought will remain relevant for all times to come.

Srinagar, Oct 1: Minister for Science and Technol-ogy, Sajjad Gani Lone, called on Governor N N Vohra here at the Raj Bhavan today.

Lone briefed the Gov-ernor about the efforts made by him in the past few months to explore the best options available, within and outside India, to speed up the growth and development of the dairy, poultry, fisheries and sheep husbandry sectors for significantly improv-ing the existing levels of productivity and overall production in the State.

The Governor compli-mented Lone for the excel-lent work done to bench

mark the existing state of affairs in the dairy, poul-try, fisheries and sheep husbandry sectors and for drawing up an integrated techno-economic plan for the modernization of these four sectors.

The Governor noted that if Lone’s projected plans get timely imple-mented, the State would save Rs 3500 crore annu-ally which is spent in importing milk, meats and poultry every year.

He urged Lone to speed-ily move forward and offered him all required support in securing deci-sions from the Govern-ment of India, as may be required.

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