In a five-section post on the podium of the historic Jama Mosque or Grand Mosque in Srinagar, in a customary political speech, Mirvais called India’s recent Indian-Pakistan escalating to “a tragedy of mankind, not just a political crisis.” “We just had another painful experience, and this violent conflict was ignited for hours, approaching a full-scale war between the two nuclear states,” he said.
He asserted that even “limited escalation” would be enough to destroy the lives of people living in the Line of Control (LOC) in J&K. “Does of precious lives have been killed, houses and livelihoods have been destroyed. The image of smiling twins, 12-year-old Zain and Urwa will continue to haunt us,” he added, “how their mothers deal with it as their father struggles for the hospital’s life, shed tears.” He said the pain was deep.
Mirwaiz also reflected his emotional appearance in one of his social media posts, Mirwaiz said: “Kashmir is a nuclear flash point that can explode at any time. It is a territorial issue for India and Pakistan, but for the people of J&K, it is a reality for J&K, and every day in the reality of this conflict, it is a wound that surfaces.
He asked the J&K people would suffer from the pain of fear and uncertainty and the time of living, and he lamented that when everyone was talking about Kashmir, no one was talking to the Kashmir people, it was about the people, the people who lived here. ”
He asked a bucket of questions, saying: “What do we want, our dreams for future generations, our desire for peace? Will our wounds recover? Will this conflict be resolved?”
Mirwaiz, who heads several political and religious organizations, including the faction of the Separatist Hurriyat Conference, said: “With every such event (recently escalating), the problem becomes more difficult. Military fringe skills only lead to disasters we know and just saw, while seeing more disasters while engaging in the sale of weapons – never peaceful”. He asked: “But does India and Pakistan need peace or singleness, people of Kashmir wonder.”
Mirwaz said that as far as Jamu and Kashmir people were concerned, they wanted peace rather than war. “We want to resolve the conflict, not continue the conflict. This is our honest hope until this month, when the ceasefire that DGSMO just announced was just announced.
He expressed his condolences and sympathy to all families who had lost their loved ones, with the “meaningless escalation of conflict.” “No words can compensate for their losses. For the injured, we pray for their rapid recovery and call on all to reach out and help the families of affected LOC, their homes and livelihoods have been destroyed.”
He announced that Dar-Ul-Khair Mirwaiz Manzil, a charity that works under his supervision, is also in contact with affected families, “we can provide any relief and assistance.” He hopes that the authorities will provide them with all their help to rebuild their lives and asserts: “Living in LOC, these people are affected to the greatest extent and are always in danger.”
Mirwaiz said the Interior Ministry banned his J&K AWAMI Action Committee to declare the action a “illegal activity (prevention) “illegal association” in 1967 and will be challenged in court.
