Kashmiris Not to Comprise on Independence: Sultan
'Pakistan Times' Kashmir Desk

LONDON (UK): Former Prime Minister Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and President Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Muslim League Barrister Sultan Mehmood Chaudhry has said those who want to comprise on independence of Kashmir would have to face the power of masses.

Kashmiri people are the basic stakeholder in ongoing peace process between Pakistan and India, he said this while addressing the public meeting in Hounslow on Sunday.

Barrister Sultan, who is the ex-Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir added that any solution of Kashmir, which is against the wishes and aspiration of Kashmiris, would not be acceptable.

"We while representing 10.5 million people of occupied Kashmir have demanded several time to include the Kashmiris in ongoing peace process for the sustainable issue of dispute but to no avail", he told the gathering.

He alleged that the present ruling party in Azad Kashmir, "Muslim Conference was involved in major corruption and financial embezzlement".

Barrister Sultan criticised AJK Prime Minister Sardar Attique Ahmad Khan and said that; "He (the AJK Prime Minister) has no intention to solve the issue of Kashmir and was eager only to stay in power at any cost".●