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SRINAGAR
(Indian Held Kashmir): In occupied Kashmir, protest Day will
be observed on Friday (June 18) to invite world attention
towards stepped up Indian state terrorism.
The call for observance of the Day was given Tuesday by the
Chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Gilani
while addressing a press conference in Srinagar. He appealed
to the people all across the occupied territory to hold
forceful demonstrations after Juma prayers on this day to
express their anguish against human rights violations by
Indian troops. APHC Chairman condemned recent incident of
demolition of mosque and killing of the Imam at Bohgund in
Kulgam.
He urged upon the world human rights organisations like
Amnesty International, Asia Watch and other groups to impress
upon India to stop trampling of Kashmiris' basic human rights.
APHC Chairman said that if India was keen to resolve Kashmir
dispute, then it should accept its centrality in its
negotiations with Pakistan. He emphasised that Kashmir is not
a territorial dispute. It is a matter of destiny of 13 million
people.
APHC constituent parties express confidence in Gilani
The All Parties Hurriyat Conference held a meeting here under
the chairmanship of Syed Ali Gilani.
The meeting was attended among others by the representatives
of Peoples Conference (PC), Muslim Conference (MC), Democratic
Peoples Movement (DPM), Mass Movement, Muslim League, Peoples
League, Peoples Movement, Freedom Movement, Anjumani Shari
Shiyan, National Front, Peoples Freedom League, State
Employees Conference and Muslim Khawteen Marqaz.
The participants
of the meeting expressed confidence over the leadership of
Geelani. The meeting also expressed concern over growing human
rights violation in Kashmir.
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