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| Geelani says violence justified for "Azadi" provided ammunition available | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Apr 6 : Chairman of hardline faction of Hurriyat conference , Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Friday said that he was not against violence for achieving right to self determination provided ammunition and weapons are available .
Addressing a public meeting at main market in Baramulla of north Kashmir, Geelani said that Pakistan should appreciate the aspirations of the kashmiris and they should only help Kashmiris for achieving right of self determination.. "The people of Kashmiris have already rejected the Musharaff's 4-point formula for Kashmir resolution. We are not against Indo-pak friendship but they should help in the resolution of the Kashmir issue. We have not given mandate to any body to work out any solution for Kashmir other right to self determination," said Geelani .
Speaking about the US bounty on Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Saeed Hafiz , kashmiri separatist leader Syed Geelani said that US announcement of bounty of Rs 50 crore on Hafiz was unjustified as he was not held guilty by any court of Pakistan or any other court any other country.
Geelani said that kashmiris carry on the peaceful movement in the absence of weapons . "Otherwise I am not against violence for achieving the right of self-determination in case weapons are supplied from somewhere," Geelani said.
Geelani said Pakistan president Asif zardari should talk to Indian prime minister on Kashmir resolution instead of seek any other option for k-issue.
Immediately after the address , miscreants pelted stone of the nearby police station which was repulsed by the police with minimum force, the police spokesman said.
The police spokesman blamed prominent separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani for provocative address at Main Chowk in Baramulla which triggered stone pelting on police station Baramulla."Such incidents of violence after the address of SAS Geelani have taken place at many places last year too," police spokesman said here.
The police lifted restrictions on the movement of Syed Geelani only last week when he asked police allow him to propagate his view point under democratic norms. However, police removed the cops from outside the house of the separatist leader at Hyderpora on airport road last week.
According the police spokesman , miscreants present at address venue after Geelani's speech pelted stones on the police station. However, police exercising maximum restraint dispersed them from the place, the spokesman added. In similar incident of stone pelting , miscreants today pelted stones on the passing vehicles and police men posted in Saraf Kadal area in down town Srinagar . the violent crowd was dispersed by the police.
Meanwhile ,suspected militants threw a grenade attack at the Srinagar airport road late last night but there was no damage done in the explosion, officials said on Friday.The explosion took place near DG police's office at Humhama near ITI office on airport road, the police spokesman said.
Here at jamia Masjid in Srinagar Chairman of faction of Hurriyat conference Mirwaiz Umar Farooq today welcomed Zardari-Manmohan proposed talks saying, they(Hurriyat) were not against India but cautioned that such engagements would prove futile unless a comprehensive dialogue process seeking settlement to Kashmir dispute was not initiated."Kashmiris are not against India or Pakistan and want friendly relations between the two
countries." Mirwaiz said at a weekly Friday congregation srinagar's Jamia Masjid (Grand Mosque).
He said that now when the Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari was visiting India and holding talks with Prime Minster Manmohan Singh, both the countries should avail the opportunity to address the Kashmir problem.He however, cautioned that without Kashmir problem being solved the relations between the two countries were unlikely to turn normal.
Mirwaiz while reacting to the Home Minster P.Chidambaram's recent statement regarding his claims of normalcy having returned in Kashmir, said, "When you yourself accept that the graph of violence has gone down then what for the black laws?" Mirwaiz said. " New Delhi should not expect a change on ground without repealing the black laws and demilitarization," he said .Expressing his displeasure on Dr. Fai's sentence, Hurriyat Chairman said that Fai has been working for Kashmir cause for three decades for which Kashmiris are thankful to him |
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