Srinagar: Two other small components of the Hurriyat Conference (APHC) of all parties have stepped out of separatist amalgam, claiming that it failed to meet the expectations of the people of Jamu and Kashmir.
Jamu and Kashmir Trik Istiklar (Independence Movement), Ghulam Nabi Sofi, head of Jamur and Kashmir Trik Istiklar (Independence Movement), declared his formal separation from APHC or any other similar ideology, said here: at every step of the desire and emotion of the people. ”
“I cut ties with separatist ideology very early, and today I formally condemn this. I am a real citizen of India and believe in the Indian Constitution.”
Jamu and Muhammad Sharief Sartaj, chairman of the Kashmir Freedom Movement (JKFM), also announced his separation from the APHC and other separatist groups and leaders. He strongly opposed the APHC ideology, he said it failed to address the aspirations and dissatisfactions of the J&K people. Mr. Sartaj called himself a loyal citizen of India, headquartered in Chamu, and promised to devote himself to safeguard national integrity. He also announced the dissolution of JKFM.
On Tuesday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had termed the breaking off ties with separatist All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) by two political outfits – Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Movement (JKDM) and Jammu and Kashmir People’s Movement- as a “victory” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “vision” and urged other constituents of the amalgam to shun separatism and come forward to strengthen the country’s unity.
Mr. Shah claimed in an article on “X”: “Secessionism has become the history of Kashmir. The Modi government’s unified policy has abandoned separatism.” The interior minister welcomed the two outfits to cut off their ties from separatism, saying it was a step towards strengthening Indian unification. He urged all these groups to “stand up once and for all” and asserted: “This is a huge victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji’s vision of establishing a development, peace and unity Bharat.”
Last September, Syed Salim Gilani, a former staff member of the Hurriyat meeting, quit the separatist camp and joined mainstream politics. Mr. Gilani, led by Gilani, was composed of the faction of the Hurriyat Conference led by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, and after joining the Mehbooba Mufti-LED People’s Democratic Party (PDP), they had been on his political viewpoint, we could not drink our own freedom, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we could not drink, we They face many problems in their daily life, they want to solve the Kashmir problem, and they also want to find employment.
