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| NC playing with sentiments of Kashmiris: Rashid | | Moderate separatists blackmailing Pakistan | | early times report
Srinagar, June 22 : MLA Langate, Engineer Rashid has accused the National Conference of failing the people of Kashmir on the resolution of the issue. He was addressing his supporters at Handwara.
Rashid said NC had a major role to play in finding a just solution to the problem since 1947. "The Kashmir dispute is the outcome of selfish and self centered policies of the NC", he said.
He said that three generations of few dynasties have been ruling the state because of this tragic conflict and unfortunately an equal no. of generations of common Kashmiris are the worst sufferers.
He also lashed out at `moderate' separatists for blackmailing Pakistan. "Others are engaged in misleading New Delhi for their selfish ends", he said.
"No political party or leader can deliver even a bit unless they stop working under command, control, guidance and patronage of agencies of the two countries", he said adding " The politicians of all shades of opinions should stop acting like 'B' teams of India and Pakistan and rather realize significance of sacrifices given by Kashmiri people for their genuine rights."
The engineer turned politician said it was unfortunate that those who are living a luxurious life and have amassed wealth at the cost of sacrifices and sentiments of Kashmiri people claim that their every act of entertainment and exploitation is for the restoration of honour and dignity of Kashmiri people.
Commenting upon the death of Major Avtar Singh, Rashid said that the incident is an eye opener and Kashmiris should not expect a human face from security forces.
President Handwara Traders Association Sofi Ajaz, Prominent social activist Advocate Majid Banday, Advocate Gh Nabi Khan and Advocate Tahir Majeed Lone also addressed the gathering.
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