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| | Crises in Hurriyat (M) continue | | Shabir keeps off executive council meeting | | SRINAGAR, July 17: The serious crises in Hurriyat Conference (M) are far from over as senior leader Shabir Ahmad Shah did not attend the executive council meeting of the faction today.
The meeting, convened by chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, was attended by . Prof Abdul Gani Bhat, Aga Syed Hassan , Bilal Gani Lone, Masroor Abbas, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza and Musadiq Adil.
Shabir told Kashmir Times that he did not participate in the meeting since his suggestion to restructures Hurriyat (M) from two tier to one tier was not considered. He along with some other leaders had walked out of the recent joint session of executive and general councils.
Shabir said that he would continue to put forth his view point in the faction for restructuring of the faction and strict action against those leaders who had violated Hurriyat constitution from time to time by saying that UN resolutions are irrelevant.
During the meeting, Mirwaiz made afresh appeal to Islamabad and New Delhi to include Hurriyat leadership in the dialogue process. He said that once all the three parties of the dispute would sit together then only a result oriented solution can emerge..
Mirwaiz also said that a constructive approach is needed by the leadership of India and Pakistan for finding a result oriented solution to Kashmir issue.
He said Kashmir is not a border dispute between India and Pakistan.“The peace and prosperity of south Asia is dependent on resolution of Kashmir issue. It is imperative for New Delhi and Islamabad to include Kashmiris in the ongoing dialogue process,” he said.
Acting on the recommendations of previous executive and general committee meeting, Hurriyat Conference (M) today formed various working groups and committees “to highlight policies and programme of the faction more effectively at the grass root level.” |
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| ‘Militant’ killed in Handwara encounter | | SRINAGAR, Jul 17: An unidentified ‘militant’ was killed in the wee hours today in an encounter with police and army at Batsunjhi in Handwara area of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district, police said.
The militant, according to the police, was hiding in the forest near Jaba in the village. On a tip off, the police and army started a search operation overnight, resulting in a gunfight that ended at 9 AM with death of the ‘militant’.
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