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Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

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Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

Islamabad: Former Convenor of Hurriyat Conference AJK and the head of Global Peace Movement Jammu and Kashmir Muhammad Hussain Khateeb and President of the international think tank Institute of Peace and Development INSPAD prominent Kashmiri intellectual Dr. Muhammad Tahir Tabassum met here and discuss and reviewed current situation especially in Poonch and Rajouri in Jammu region, the killings of innocent people and the search operation against the civilian population were discussed and these cruel actions of the Indian government were strongly condemned. In the meeting, there was a detailed discussion on the day-by-day deteriorating situation of the state and the weaknesses and shortcomings of the movement were discussed. The 78-year long unresolved Kashmir conflict has emphasized the need to take new initiatives to bring international attention to Kashmir. And it has been emphasized that the world knows that the state of Jammu and Kashmir was an independent state before the partition, which was made controversial in 1947 without the will of the Kashmiri people, but for 7 decades, both countries failed to resolve the dispute over Jammu and Kashmir, while the resolutions approved by the United Nations, the right to self-determination is yet to be implemented and India is making conspiracies to change the population in the state, which are condemnable. A positive environment can be created in bringing both countries and Kashmiris to the dialogue table. The meeting emphasized the need to implement these proposals and said that the majority of the state, including Muslims and non-Muslims, would agree to these proposals.
Both leaders demanded the restoration of the status of the disputed state of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 and emphasized the need to find a peaceful and acceptable solution to the will of the people of Jammu and Kashmir through negotiations and dialogue Deteriorating conditions in the region can be controlled. The unrest and bloodshed are increasing day by day in the state and so far more than 6 lakh innocent Kashmiri people have been martyred and blood is continuously flowing while the economy of the state has been destroyed. It was also agreed that we both countries, should get access to secular,peace-loving and humanitarian experts and intellectuals so that they not only help in solving the long-standing problems between the two neighboring countries, but also in the construction and development of the two countries, the establishment of peace and the eradication of poverty. Can play their effective role.
It was also decided in the meeting that a comprehensive road map should be prepared in which all sections of the state can participate and play their full role. Finally, Israel and its ally countries in Palestine strongly condemned terrorism by Israel and Islamic countries neglect. In the end, while paying tribute to prominent Kashmiri intellectual Prof. Nazir Ahmed Shawl for his long services, and called his death a great loss and prayed for forgiveness for the martyrs of Gaza and Kashmir.

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Fans curious as Ranveer Singh deletes his wedding pictures

Fans curious as Ranveer Singh deletes his wedding pictures

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In an unexpected turn of events, Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh has apparently deleted his wedding photos with wife Deepika Padukone from his Instagram account.

The famous couple is getting ready to have their first kid, which is why they made this move.

Fans have found great joy in Ranveer and Deepika’s modern romance.

In 2018, the pair exchanged vows in a secret ceremony near Lake Como, Italy, leaving a lasting impression on their followers. But their supporters are worried about recent events.

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PTI founder says he wants to clear the air about 2014 sit-in

PTI founder says he wants to clear the air about 2014 sit-in

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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder says he is ready to face an inquiry into the 2014 sit-in.

The PTI founder, who interacted with reporters at Adiala Jail a day after the ISPR presser, said he would be happy to appear before an inquiry committee. He said the allegations levelled against him regarding the dharna (sit-in) were wrong.

He said the 2013 election was the one of returning officers (ROs).

“How can one hold dialogue with the government after the caretaker prime minister’s statement about Form 47,” he said while calling the elections of prime minister, president, Punjab chief minister and Senate bogus.

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Holding out an olive branch to the powers that be, he said half of his family had men in army and half bureaucrats. “This is our army and we have no issue with it. I came to know about the May 9 violence when I appeared in the Supreme Court,” he said.

He said he condemned the May 9 violence while being in the court of Justice Umar Ata Bandial.

The army, he said, should not be dragged in politics. “We have not resorted to arson in our 27-year history,” he said.

He said the PTI dissolved two governments. It did not want violence, he added.

Significance of media talk

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The PTI founder’s media talk holds significance as it comes a day after Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Maj Gen Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry’s presser.

The ISPR once again said the perpetrators and facilitators of May 9 violence would have to face punishment in line with law and Constitution. The army, he said, had the evidence of wrongdoing.

He said May 9 was not Pakistan armed forces’ case but it was a case of all Pakistanis. An attempt was made to create hatred between the people of the country and armed forces, he said, adding that it’s essential to punish the perpetrators to keep faith in the judicial system intact.

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Pakistan Ulema Council to observe May 10 as ‘Youm-e-Istehkam Pakistan’

Pakistan Ulema Council to observe May 10 as ‘Youm-e-Istehkam Pakistan’

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Pakistan Ulema Council Chairman Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi said that May 10 would be observed as “Youm-e-Istehkam Pakistan”.

He underscored the significance of this decision in enhancing Pakistan’s reputation, especially in light of the troubling events of May 9.

Also read: PTI demands judicial commission on May 9 incidents

Expressing dismay over the delay in court proceedings, Ashrafi stressed the importance of justice prevailing and urged for accountability for those liable.

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He called for a thorough investigation into the troublemakers behind the unrest and advocated for unity among political parties to ensure stability.

Ashrafi also questioned the judiciary’s approach and highlighted Pakistan’s progress in attracting investment from friendly nations. 

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