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| KPC advise interlocutors not to comment beyond constitutional limits | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, Oct 29: KPC National President Kundan Kashmiri and his other party activists have strongly condemned and criticized the statements of Kashmir Interlocutors, Radha Kumar and Dileep Padgaonkar who suggested that constitution could be amended to accommodate the aspirations of the Kashmiri people which include “Azadi” and also said that resolution of Kashmir dispute is not possible without bringing Pakistan in the loop.
Kundan Kashmiri stated that the interlocutors must seek inner heart opinion of the common Kashmiri Muslims who are hostage and separatists and pro Pak forces in the state gag their voice.
He claimed that majority of Kashmiris are not in favor of of azadi , autonomy or merger with Pakistan which is being unnecessarily projected but are in general interested in peace and prosperity of the state .
KPC chief advised interlocutors not to comment beyond constitutional limits which could create differences among people of the state .He further said that these interlocutors must keep in mind that nationalist forces in the Jammu and Kashmir state particularly Kashmiri Pandits who are the principal party of Kashmir problem, first and main victims of terrorism have already out rightly rejected the Azadi ,Autonomy or merger of Kashmir with Pakistan ,therefore they must not talk beyond the limits which challenges the constitutional control and writ of Indian nation over Kashmir .
KPC Chief Kundan Kashmiri further warned separatists forces, their partners and as well as state and centre governments if any effort is made to derail the present position of India in Kashmir for which Kashmiri Pandits and security forces have given enough of sacrifices would be fought with full might unitedly by all Nationalist forces of the state and the country.
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