Masood slams India’s Eid-day atrocities
Says Kashmiris celebrated Eid in an atmosphere of fear and terror
AJK President Sardar Masood Khan. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
RAWALAKOT:
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President Sardar Masood Khan on Friday said that coercion and oppression would not help India to suppress the voice of Kashmiri people for their right to self-determination.
The president condemned the firing on the participants of Eid congregations with pellet guns and tear gassing on protestors in Occupied Kashmir, during his meeting with different public delegations that called on him.
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He said that the high-handedness against the participants of Eid congregation at Central Eid Gah Srinagar and other parts of the occupied territory by Indian forces has exposed India's so-called secularism and its claim of religious freedom to all.
The president said that the people of Kashmir celebrated Eid in an atmosphere of fear and terror as their children are killed and maimed even on Eid Day. He paid tribute to the people of Kishtwar in Jammu region and said that the people of the town came out of their houses and staged a protest against the Indian oppressive measures and in favour of freedom of their motherland.
He said that Kashmiris would continue their legitimate struggle for their right to self-determination till they achieved the desired goal.
Earlier, while talking to different delegations from Union Council Pachiot, Union Council Dothan, Banjosa, Singhola, Horna Mera, and other areas of district Rawalakot, the president said that the development in education, health and infrastructure is the priority of the government.
The heads of the public delegation, including Sardar Azad, Sardar Waqas, Sardar Owais, Sardar Jahangir, Nazeer Awan, Sardar Jawed Munawar, Sardar Ashiq Hussain and Muhammad Akhtar and others apprised the President that landslides near Azad Pattan Bridge is cause of great inconvenience for commuters between Rawalakot and RawalPindi.
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The delegation also apprised the president that the commuters between Rawalakot and Rawalpindi are feeling insecure because of the growing incidents of mugging in the area between Kahuta in Rawalpindi district and Azad Pattan in Azad Kashmir.
The delegations demanded a first aid post or mobile health unit on Rawalakot Goin Nualla Road to meet any emergency on the road. The President assured the delegations that their problems would be addressed at the earliest.
He also directed DHO Rawalakot to prepare a feasibility report for establishment of first aid post in the area. A delegation of cross LoC traders also called on President and told him that unjustified interference of customs officials is ruining cross LoC trade.
The president assured the traders that the issue would be taken up with the relevant authorities of the government soon. He also assured the public delegations that steps would be taken for widening and improvement of Khaigalla-Tolipir Road to facilitate the increasing number of tourists in the area.
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President Sardar Masood Khan on Friday said that coercion and oppression would not help India to suppress the voice of Kashmiri people for their right to self-determination.
The president condemned the firing on the participants of Eid congregations with pellet guns and tear gassing on protestors in Occupied Kashmir, during his meeting with different public delegations that called on him.
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He said that the high-handedness against the participants of Eid congregation at Central Eid Gah Srinagar and other parts of the occupied territory by Indian forces has exposed India's so-called secularism and its claim of religious freedom to all.
The president said that the people of Kashmir celebrated Eid in an atmosphere of fear and terror as their children are killed and maimed even on Eid Day. He paid tribute to the people of Kishtwar in Jammu region and said that the people of the town came out of their houses and staged a protest against the Indian oppressive measures and in favour of freedom of their motherland.
He said that Kashmiris would continue their legitimate struggle for their right to self-determination till they achieved the desired goal.
Earlier, while talking to different delegations from Union Council Pachiot, Union Council Dothan, Banjosa, Singhola, Horna Mera, and other areas of district Rawalakot, the president said that the development in education, health and infrastructure is the priority of the government.
The heads of the public delegation, including Sardar Azad, Sardar Waqas, Sardar Owais, Sardar Jahangir, Nazeer Awan, Sardar Jawed Munawar, Sardar Ashiq Hussain and Muhammad Akhtar and others apprised the President that landslides near Azad Pattan Bridge is cause of great inconvenience for commuters between Rawalakot and RawalPindi.
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The delegation also apprised the president that the commuters between Rawalakot and Rawalpindi are feeling insecure because of the growing incidents of mugging in the area between Kahuta in Rawalpindi district and Azad Pattan in Azad Kashmir.
The delegations demanded a first aid post or mobile health unit on Rawalakot Goin Nualla Road to meet any emergency on the road. The President assured the delegations that their problems would be addressed at the earliest.
He also directed DHO Rawalakot to prepare a feasibility report for establishment of first aid post in the area. A delegation of cross LoC traders also called on President and told him that unjustified interference of customs officials is ruining cross LoC trade.
The president assured the traders that the issue would be taken up with the relevant authorities of the government soon. He also assured the public delegations that steps would be taken for widening and improvement of Khaigalla-Tolipir Road to facilitate the increasing number of tourists in the area.