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USA wants Fai to be a Kashmiri Karzai
Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: Fai’s arrest is illegal and unacceptable. USA wants to settle Kashmir on Indian conditions. Kashmiris will not compromise on their right of self-determination. India will have to leave Kashmir at all cost. Fai is peace-loving person, who had dedicated his whole life for Kashmiris. If USA tried to make Fai, a Kashmiri Karzai, Kashmiris will not accept it. Why FBI was silent when Fai was meeting with US Presidents. Fai’s Kashmir American Council is a registered NGO and is working for the Kashmir cause. Fai empowered Kashmiris with moral and diplomatic support. Not only Pakistan, but Indian and Israeli government also fund different
lobbying firms and NGOs in USA, Europe and many other countries. Pakistan’s ISI does not have to fund Fai as hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis and Kashmiris settled in USA provide financial support to the Kashmir cause. USA thinks that settling Kashmir dispute on Indian conditions will boost India’s morale to stand against China. Pakistan is not un-capable to free Kashmir with force. Kashmiris and Pakistanis are only light of Hope for each other. If Pakistan has to live with peace and stability, it must take solid steps to resolve the Kashmir dispute according to the wishes of Kashmiris and Pakistanis and that should be as soon as possible, no matter what would be the cost. Kashmiris are still committed with Pakistan and no power can substitute their wishes with any other option.
The views have been expressed by various scholars, analysts and experts on Kashmir affairs in the meeting held in the residence of renowned writer and researcher and the Editor of online news portal at http://www.markthetruth.com, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad.
The meeting was attended by the representative of APHC AJK Chapter, Ghulam Muhammed Safi, Brig. (Retd) Asif Haroon Raja, Dr. Murtaza Mughal, Raja Javed Ali Bhatti, Mr. Abdullah Muntazir, Saqib Hanif Janjua advocate, Ms. Sunbal Malik and various other people from different walks of life.
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Dr. Fai’s arrest is conspiracy to appease India
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: The United Jehad Coucil (UJC) has strongly condemned the arrest of the Executive Director of Kashmiri American Council, Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai in Washington and termed it as part of a conspiracy to put pressure on Pakistan, appease India and add salt to the injuries of Kashmiris.
The UJC supreme leader, Syed Salahuddin in a statement said, Dr Fai is an international ambassador of Kashmir movement. “He has been working for the past many decades on this front and exposing the atrocities being committed in occupied Kashmir,” he |
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A tribute to Dr. Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai
It is nothing difficult to estimate that the arrest of Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai, the Executive Director of the US-based Kashmir American Council is the result of American extremism and narrow
mindedness against Muslims as well as an attempt to please the government of India during Hillary Clinton’s visit to New Delhi. It is also very much obvious that the US policy makers’ have tried to settle their old scores with Pakistan under the cover of this arrest. Whatever be the reality, the arrest of Dr.Fai would add another strain to the already worsening relationship between the US and Pakistan.
The situation must be no doubt shocking as well as alarming for the Muslims all over the world and particularly for the people of Pakistan. The CIA and FBI have always tried their best to exploit such type of incidents for distortion of the peaceful image of Pakistan particularly the image of Pakistan Army and the ISI. According to the media reports the US authorities have claimed to trace the links between the ISI and Dr.Fai. Same type of allegations was imposed in case of Osama Bin Laden.
US Justice Department officials said that Dr Fai was busy in efforts to push the Kashmiri cause in Washington with Pakistani funding over a decade-long. The US Justice Department alleged in a statement that Washington based Kashmir American Council headed by Dr Fai, is actually run by elements of the Pakistani government. According to FBI Assistant Director in Charge James Mc Junkin, Dr Fai and another man Zaheer Ahmad were being funded by the Pakistani government through its spy agency ISI. US Department of Justice blamed that Dr Fai’s handlers in Pakistan showered millions of dollars upon the Council to promote the Kashmiri cause among US politicians and other decision-makers in Washington. FBI agent Sarah Webb Linden said in documents filed in federal court in Virginia, “Dr. Fai has received at least $4 million from the Pakistani government since the 1990’s through Zaheer and his funding network in Pakistan. During all this period Dr. Fai has received approximately $500,000 to $700,000 per year from the government of Pakistan.”
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Fai’s arrest new phase of war against Pakistan
Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: The Secretary General of Rifah Party of Pakistan Brig (Retd) Usman Khalid says that the arrest of renowned Kashmiri leader Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, by FBI in USA, is the next phase of war, USA is conducting against Pakistan.
He was talking from London on the phone with Rawalpindi based Editor & Publisher of online news portal at http://www.markthetruth.com (MTT), Ch. Sajjad Ahmad. While expressing his deep concerns on Fai’s arrest. Brig. (Retd)… |
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Fai’s arrest new phase of war against Pakistan
Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: The Secretary General of Rifah Party of Pakistan Brig (Retd) Usman Khalid says that the arrest of renowned Kashmiri leader Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, by FBI in USA, is the next phase of war, USA is conducting against Pakistan.
He was talking from London on the phone with Rawalpindi based Editor & Publisher of online news portal at http://www.markthetruth.com (MTT), Ch. Sajjad Ahmad.
While expressing his deep concerns on Fai’s arrest. Brig. (Retd)
Usman Khalid said that Fai was peacefully struggling for the Kashmir cause and his arrest is a serious signal to the Pakistani authorities.
Brig (Retd) Usman Khalid said that Kashmiris are struggling for their liberation from Indian occupation from last 63 years and consider themselves honourable citizens of Pakistan.
“Then why we are reluctant to call them Kashmiri Pakistanis.” he said. “The government of Pakistan should openly consider Kashmir as legitimate part of Pakistan and provide councillor access to its loyal citizen Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai in USA”
Brig (Retd) Usman Khalid said that every Kashmiri, no matter wherever he is living, should be considered as Pakistani and the government of Pakistan should provide them full diplomatic support, should they find themselves into any kind of trouble.
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USA not to be the second prison camp for Kashmiris
Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: The Rawalpindi based senior writer and analyst on Kashmir affairs, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad has strongly condemned the illegal arrest of renowned Kashmiri leader and the head of Kashmiri American Centre, Janab Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai in USA on fake charges of working for Pakistan’s top intelligence agency ISI.
Reacting on the sad news of arrest of Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad said that this shocking news is a ajor blow to the peaceful struggle of liberation of jammu & Kashmir from Indian… |
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USA not to be the second prison camp for Kashmiris
Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: The Rawalpindi based senior writer and analyst on Kashmir affairs, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad has strongly condemned the illegal arrest of renowned Kashmiri leader and the head of Kashmiri American Centre, Janab Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai in USA on fake charges of working for Pakistan’s top intelligence agency ISI.
Reacting on the sad news of arrest of Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad said that this shocking news is a ajor blow to the peaceful struggle of liberation of jammu & Kashmir from Indian
occupation.
“It was not expected that USA will fall as low as it did, to please India.” he said further, “The dreams to sell nuclear technology and traditional arms including fighter Jets to India are still far from becoming true.”
Ch. Sajjad Ahmad said that USA arrested Ghulam Nabi Fai during US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to India and the timing is critical.
He said that USA could have postponed his arrest for couple of days to avoid allegations that USA had intentionally arrested Ghulam Nabi Fai to please Hillary’s Indian counter part. “Stopping Pakistan’s military aid, blaming Pakistan for cross border terrorism in India, fake bomb blasts in Mumbai and this recent move of arresting Ghulam Nabi Fai on fake charges, are the steps taken by USA under influence of Indian and Israeli lobbies in USA. Which are working, day and night, against Pakistani and Kashmiri interests in Washington.”…
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Geelani calls for fair investigations of Mumbai blasts
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: The chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Shah Geelani had condemned the three blasts in Indian city of Mumbai and said expressed his condolences for the families. He also called this a worst example of terrorism and demanded for the arrest and punishment of the terrorist, who conducted these terrorist attacks.
In the statement issued by APHC chairman, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, he said that the Indian government should carry on fair investigation and arrest the original culprits, as we had seen in the |
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Illegal Arms Trade of Indian Army
Although high-ranking officers of the Indian Army like Chief of Army Staff, Gen. V.K. Singh, Lt. Gen. Surendra Kumar Sahni, Lt. Gen. S.K. Dahiya, Maj-Gen. Anand Swaroop, Maj-Gen SP
Sinha, Maj-Gen. Anand Kapoor, Maj-Gen. Gur Iqbal Singh Multani, Brig. Guredeep Singh including a number of low-ranking officials were found involved in corruption of various forms such as irregularities in procuring meat and dry rations for the troops, stationed at Siachen, unauthorised construction of a golf club building at Ambala cantonment, possessing disproportionate assets, smuggling of large quantities of defence liquor etc., yet involvement of the 27 officers of the Indian Army in illegally selling of arms and weapons is most surprising.
In this regard, on July 7 this year, even Indian media disclosed this new mal-practice of Indian Army officials. Army sources of India admitted that the officers, mostly lieutenant colonels and colonels, had faced a court of inquiry following a public suit filed in the Rajasthan High Court by an advocate who said that the officers were selling their private weapons to people of dubious character.
In this respect, The Economic Times revealed on July 7, 2011, “the weapons were bought by these army officers from the Central Ordnance Depot of Jabalpur and later sold to civilians in violation of the Arms Act, the petition had contended. The Supreme Court is presently hearing the case.”
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TeH condemns illegal detention of Kashmiris by India
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: In Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK), the Tahreek e Hurriyat Jammu and Kashmir (TeH) has strongly denounced the slapping of draconian law, Public Safety Act (PSA) again on its illegally detained activists and described it as frustration of the Indian authorities.
The TeH spokesman in a statement issued in Srinagar said that the court had time and again quashed their illegal detention under the PSA but the authorities, despite the court orders, were not releasing them. |
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Geelani calls for complete shutdown on wednesday
Srinagar, July 10 (KMS): In Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK), the APHC chairman and the Presidnet of Jammu & Kashmir Tahreek e Hurriyat (TeH), Syed Ali Shah Geelani has urged the people of Kashmir to observe complete shutdown on Wednesday, this week and converge at Mazar-e-Shuhada, Eidgah in Srinagar to pay tributes to the Kashmiri martyrs, who sacrified their lives for the Kashmiri cause.
Syed Ali Shah Gilani chaired a meeting of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) in Srinagar in which, the programmes in… |
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Discriminatory nuclear policy of USA
Nuclear Security Summit was held in Washington on April 12-13 last year. India tried to exploit the event by drumming up vulnerability of Pak nuclear program and to make a case
to deprive it of its nukes. All its plans to get Pakistan censured dashed when Obama and other US leaders expressed complete confidence in Pakistan’s security system. In the wake of AQ Khan Network scandal in 2004, Pakistan had taken series of effective measures to prevent recurrence of nuclear proliferation. India in concert with its friendly US officials, media and think tanks then started playing upon the possibility of theft from within by Taliban sympathizers working in nuclear establishments.
189-nation Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) signed by three recognized nuclear powers USA, former USSR and UK in 1970 had been formulated essentially to restrain all other nuclear powers or would be powers from indulging in nuclear arms race and to free the world of menace of nuclear weapons by an early date. Review conference has taken place every five years but so far the dream of a nuclear-weapon-free world has remained elusive mainly due to reluctance of leading nuclear powers from getting rid of their nuclear arsenal.
The main objective of NPT was to put an effective check on other states from acquiring nuclear capability rather than curtailing or eliminating their stockpiles. However, Israel and India were clandestinely helped by the nuclear club to become nuclear powers which impelled several Arab countries, Pakistan and Iran to pursue the path of nuclearization. India-US civil nuclear deal inked in 2008 has enabled India to acquire unlimited nuclear technology and fuel from Nuclear Suppliers Group to pursue its nuclear weapons program. This was done despite knowing that India is not a signatory to NPT. This discriminatory act has blown the very concept of NPT to shreds.
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The Super Power under Siege By General (Retd) Mirza Aslam Beg
On 7th October 2001, President Bush launched the ‘Sock and Awe’ Crusade against Taliban, hoping to defeat them and consolidate hold over Afghanistan but failed. The Taliban emerged
victorious and are not prepared to give concessions unless the occupation forces leave Afghanistan.
The shame of defeat, at the hands of the rag-tag Taliban is the greatest embarrassment for the sole super power of the world. Instead of accepting defeat, USA has opted for a ‘Strategy of Siege’ worked-out at NATO headquarters in Brussels, by their Strategic Plans Division. The ‘strategy of Siege’ is a vicious plan, of deceit and despair, with defeat writ large in itself.
The plan envisages pulling-out of most of the troops by end 2012, less10-12000 troops, comprising mainly Special Forces and the Marines to hold the fortresses of Kabul, Kandhar and Herat and the nearby air bases, at Kwaja Rawat, Kandhar and Shindand. Jalalabad will be held as a fortress by the Afghan Army. Mazar-e-Sharif and the air base at Dehdadi, will be developed as fortresses by the Northern Alliance.
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Continue till end to Indian occupation, says Geelani
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: In Indian Occupied Pakistan, the chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC), Syed Ali Shah Geelani has said that the people of Kashmir have given unprecedented sacrifices for securing their right to self-determination and they will take the movement to its logical conclusion at all costs.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who is also the president of Jammu & Kashmir Tahreek e Hurriyat (TeH), was addressing a function at the launching ceremony of his book ‘Wullar Kinaray’ in Srinagar, said that… |
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The Super Power under Siege by General (Retd) Mirza Aslam Beg
On 7th October 2001, President Bush launched the ‘Sock and Awe’ Crusade against Taliban, hoping to defeat them and consolidate hold over Afghanistan but failed. The Taliban emerged victorious and are not prepared to give concessions unless the occupation forces leave Afghanistan.
The shame of defeat, at the hands of the rag-tag Taliban is the greatest embarrassment for the sole super power of the world. Instead of accepting defeat, USA has opted for a ‘Strategy of Siege’ worked-out at NATO headquarters in Brussels, by their Strategic Plans Division. The ‘strategy of Siege’ is a vicious plan, of deceit and despair, with defeat writ large in itself.
The plan envisages pulling-out of most of the troops by end 2012, less10-12000 troops, comprising mainly Special Forces and the Marines to hold the fortresses of Kabul, Kandhar and Herat and the nearby air bases, at Kwaja Rawat, Kandhar and Shindand. Jalalabad will be held as a fortress by the Afghan Army. Mazar-e-Sharif and the air base at Dehdadi, will be developed as fortresses by the Northern Alliance.
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Who is deceiving whom? Whom should Pakistanis believe? Conflicting statements by Pakistani leadership and US officials have added to the confusion and deepened the mystery surrounding Shamsi airbase. While Defence Minister Ahmed Mukhtar announced that the US had been asked to vacate the base, US officials were quick to respond ,“that base is neither vacated nor being vacated,” and that no formal request was received from Pakistani authorities to evacuate the Shamsi air base.
The Defence Minister was surely embarrassed when Information Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan asserted that the government was unaware of any issue relating to the base, saying, “No such matter ever came under consideration in the Defence Committee of the Cabinet (DCC) of which I am also a member.”
The Washington Post recently reported that the US had halted drone strikes from Shamsi three months ago after the Raymond Davis dispute and all attacks since then were launched from bases in Afghanistan. While The Post also disclosed that US personnel and Predator drones still remain at Shamsi, the US State Department stated that it was not aware if the United States still had military personnel at Shamsi air base.
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Geelani: Kashmiris will not surrender before India
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: In Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK), the APHC chairman, Syed Ali Shah Geelani has said that the people of Kashmir will not surrender before Indian state terrorism as they have pledged to take the Kashmir liberation movement against Indian occupation, to its logical conclusion, against all odds.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who is also the president of Jammu & Kashmir Tahreek e Hurriyat (TeH), addressing a function at the launching ceremony of his book ‘Wullar Kinaray’ in Srinagar, today, |
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Kashmir – Turning into a westeland
Addressing a seminar at the UN in Geneva on June 9, 2011, the British parliamentarian George Galloway said, “Eighty thousand had died in the more than twenty year freedom struggle in Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK).
Uncountable numbers had been wounded and maimed, mass imprisonment and exile and even the use of rape as a tool of occupation had been the lot of the Kashmiris and yet the only demand of the occupied people of Kashmir is for the right to vote.”
The topic of this seminar was, “Defending the Democratic Processes.” George Galloway further said, “In the light of the promise made by the great Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru to abide by the UN resolution, a simple plebiscite is the only solution to this chronic problem”.
Angana Chatterji is Convener of the International People’s Tribunal in Indian-administered Kashmir (OSJK) and Professor of Anthropology, California Institute of Integral Studies.
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Negative role of media in testing times
Our media has created super hype over incidents of US helicopters assault in Abbottabad, Mehran naval base attack, Kharotabad incident in Quetta, killing of Sarfaraz Shah in Karachi at the hands of soldier of Sindh Rangers, and murder of journalist Saleem Shehzad. The wrath of media is focused on armed forces, particularly Army and ISI and it looks as if it has old scores to settle and is giving vent to its pent up resentment. It is not leaving any stone unturned to tarnish the high reputation and image of Army and ISI and its rancorous posturing is in harmony with biased foreign media which has a specific agenda.
In case of US SEALs raid on OBL’s compound, instead of putting USA to shame for stabbing a close ally in the back, our media pointed all its guns on DGISI and wanted his resignation. Again when Mehran incident occurred, which was not possible without in-house and external support, our media blasted the naval chief and intelligence agencies. Murder of Shehzad was pinned on ISI to give strength to unsubstantiated allegation made by Adil Hasan, a researcher in Human Rights Asia Watch and notorious Asma Jahangir, a known Army basher. Kharotabad incident in which the FC soldiers killed five Chechens on the pointing of police was sensationalized by media simply because an Army officer was part of the shooting team. Karachi incident was also dramatized since Rangers were seen as part of Army not realizing that both FC and Rangers fall under the authority of Interior Minister and Army has no role in its employment.
Having a close look at the clip flashed hundreds of times on all TV channels to trigger sympathy wave for the deceased Sarfaraz, one wonders why didn’t he beseech the policemen who had caught him red handed with a pistol in his hand mugging a passerby, pulling his hair and beating him? What for was he pleading the Rangers on duty to whom he was handed over by police? Why was Sarfaraz not stepping backwards and not cowering in sheer fright rather than continuously moving forward towards the soldier pointing a loaded weapon towards him despite being repeatedly warned to stay back? He came so menacingly close to the gunman that he dipped the barrel of the gun downwards. What if was wearing a suicide jacket under his shirt and had pressed the button or had snatched the rifle and started firing indiscriminately resulting in death and injury of scores of people. Why didn’t the media highlight the criminal background of Sarfaraz who was a member of eight involved in hundreds of crimes?
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Geelani expresses solidarity with Nowhatta fire victims
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: The chirman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Shah Geelani visited the fire victims of Nowhatta in Srinagar and expressed solidarity with the affected families.
Around 17 houses were gutted in the fire in Iqbal Market of Nowhatta on Saturday. The incident has rendered about 25 families homeless, forcing them to live in makeshift tents set up by the Idara e Auqaf Jamia |
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Geelani urges UNO to to implement resolutions on OSJK
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: In Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK), the APHC chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani has urged the United Nations to implement its resolutions on OSJK.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who is also the president of Jammu & Kashmir Tahreek e Hurriyat (TeH), was addressing a public gathering in Tral while reacting to the UN General Secretary, Ban Ki-Moon’s recent statement on Kashmir, said that instead of issuing mere statements the World Body should take concrete steps to impress upon India for resolving the Kashmir dispute… |
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The Afghanistan war will shift to India
In the post-Osama scenario, taking cognisance of the recent major terror-events such as militants’ assault on Pakistan’s naval base, cross-border attack of 500 heavily armed militants who entered Pakistan’s Upper Dir from Afghanistan on May 22, and again targetted the Bajaur Agency on June 16 in wake of intensity of subversive acts and drone strikes in the country, our political experts agree that before leaving Afghanistan, US will shift Afghan war to Pakistan.
Notably, on June 22, Obama confirmed that troops withdrawal from Afghanistan will commence from this July and will be completed in 2014. While referring to Islamabad, Obama elaborated, “we will work with the Pakistani government to root out the cancer of violent extremism…no country is more endangered by the presence of violent extremists.” While ignoring the sovereignty of Pakistan and resolution of the parliament in this respect, Obama repeatedly made it clear, “he was ready to order more assaults against any safe havens” of terrorists in Pakistan.
In fact, under the pretext of Talibanisation of Pakistan and unrest in the country, which has collevtively been created by the American CIA, Indian RAW and Israeli Mossad, as shown by a perennial wave of suicide attacks, bomblasts, targetted killings, assaults on the checkposts of the security forces including support to Baloh separtists, US with the help of its arch anti-Pakistan allies like India and Israel has been destabilising Pakistan, while preparing ground to ‘denculearise’ the latter by propagating in the world that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons are not safe.
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India trying to disconnect me from Kashmiris, says Geelani
Srinagar, MTT News Desk: The chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) and the president of Jammu & Kashmir Tahreek e Hurriyat (TeH), Syed Ali Shah Geelani says that Indian authorities are using house arrest as a tool to disconnect him from the people.
In an interview, Syed Ali Shah Geelani says that placing him under house arrest clearly showed that Indian armed forces were at the helm of affairs in Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK). “The (Indian) authorities are leaving no stone unturned to de-link |
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