Kashmir Indepth
Kashmir

Killings won’t resolve Kashmir issue:  NC leader

SRINAGAR, FEB 06 : National Conference leader and former MLA from Ganderbal Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar said that killings won’t resolve Kashmir.

While speaking to News agency Press Trust of Kashmir regarding beating of a youth by army in South Kashmir Ishfaq Jabbar said “Through gun Kashmir issue can’t be resolved. It is unfortunate and condemnable that Army is doing such shameful acts”.

He added that National conference wants peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue between both India and Pakistan and other stakeholders. He said they should talk to each other and find a solution of Kashmir issue.

He added that by militarising Kashmir they can’t achieve anything. “They even don’t care about the common people of Kashmir. The present government of India treats Kashmiri as Militants”, he said.

Jabbar further added “BJP and RSS want to kill people of Kashmir for vote bank on the name  and  playing Kashmir card for upcoming elections”.

Ishfaq Jabbar further added “Kashmir is a political issue and has to be resolved politically as per the wishes and aspirations of the people. Military solutions can’t be used to resolve a political problem. The government in New Delhi should acknowledge the adverse implications of the status quo in Kashmir”.

“All the mainstreams parties should come together and find a way to solve Kashmir issue”. Jabbar added.  The situation is turning from b to worse. There is acute shortage of essential commodities especially medicines in the Valley.

He added “unless the root cause of the problem, which is Kashmir issue can’t be solved, the situation won’t improve”.

Reacted to the remarks of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that they “will break the back of militancy in Kashmir”, Ishfaq Jabbar said “national conference has been consistently emphasizing that violence is not an answer to the unrest in Kashmir as it only leads to death and destruction.

He added “RSS and BJP don’t want people of Kashmir”.  (PTK)

Related posts

DC B’pora distributes Tractor under SMAM, Capex

Ankit Sharma

Coronavirus: Use WhatsApp to treat patients online, DAK to doctors

Kashmir Indepth

Flu griped Valley.Don’t panic it is seasonal flu: DAK

Kashmir Indepth

JK’s Public Libraries to offer Career Guidance Services to students
Reading Zones of SPS, SRS Libraries to remain open from 9 am to 5 pm: Dir Libraries

Zainab Hamdani

Tourist woman seeks help to locate bag misplaced on bus in Srinagar

Kashmir Indepth

Govt releases Rs 170 Cr as MGNREGA wages ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr

Kashmir Indepth

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More

Privacy & Cookies Policy