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Separatists trying to mount pressure on Apex Court
8/22/2018 11:30:48 PM
Even if the moderate section of sepa
ratists have paid tributes to Atal Behari Vajpayee it indicates that Vajpayee was taller than his size. Even if the Governor, N.N. Vohra, and leaders of the mainstream parties have paid rich tribute it was part of the job. But separatists fulminating on the qualities of Vajpayee is a great tribute to him. A section of separatist leaders have said former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee was a "great man" and a rare leader with "humaneness" who sought a resolution of the issues related to Kashmir. Molvi Umar Farooq is sad to hear about the demise of A B Vajpayee ji. Atalji was indeed a rare Indian leader who had the humaneness to seek the resolution of the festering Kashmir dispute in the wide ambit of humanity and not within the confines of a constitution chairman of moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has stated He said the former Prime Minister made sincere efforts to walk his talk when he initiated unconditional talks with the Hurriyat conference. He was also a man of peace for his neighbours, especially wanted cordial and peaceful relations with Pakistan and was ready to address all issues including the core issue of Kashmir through dialogue.
Former Hurriyat chairman Prof Abdul Gani Bhat said Vajpayee was "a great man in more than many cases". His politics was broadly consisted of reconciliation and balancing...and he did it towards the end of his tenure as prime minister. Bhat said Vajpayee's efforts to improve relations with Pakistan and settle the dispute in Jammu and Kashmir will go down in the annals of history as a singular effort to build a stable, prosperous and peaceful south Asia. Now is the time, while paying tributes to the great man, for the leadership of the sub-continent to follow his vision of a peaceful region. Initiate a dialogue and resolve all disputes including the dispute of Jammu and Kashmir in the interests of peace, prosperity and development. It depends on Imran Khan whether he would learn from the life of Vajpayee of follow those who have been his predecessor
Possibilities of Imran following his predecessors" footsteps are an indication because Imran Khan cannot go against the plans of the Army in Pakistan and not go against the wishes of people of Pakistan. Imran has to defend his vote bank and that is possible if he adopts anti-India stance. His longevity as Prime Minister depends on the role of Pakistan Army and hence India is in a position of make-believe depends on Imran Khan. Success of the Prime Ministers in Pakistan is governed by the Army and once the head of the Government goes against the Army his numbers can be counted. And Imran is not the man to give up his chair and that is the reason that he would obey the Army top functionaries in Pakistan. Well separatists know it better than anybody else that judges of the Supreme court do not come under any political pressure. It it is irrelevant to try to pressurise judges.
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