India does not want to resolve Kashmir dispute: Shabbir

04 Sep, 2011

All Parties Hurriyet Conference (APHC) senior leader and President of Democratic Freedom Party (DFP) Shabbir Ahmad Shah has said that India is not sincere in peaceful resolution of Kashmir dispute. Shabbir Ahmad, while addressing a big public gathering in Langate, said that the Indian government always backstabbed Kashmiris since 1947, Kashmir Media Service reported on Saturday.
He said that the first Prime Minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru, made a promise inside the Parliament and Lal Chowk in Srinagar that at an appropriate time the Kashmiris would be given an opportunity to decide their future but the commitment yet to be fulfilled.
The senior APHC leader said that Kashmiris were neither afraid of human losses nor arrests and would take the liberation movement to its logical conclusion, against all odds. He said that the people of Kashmir had rendered countless sacrifices for securing their inalienable right to self-determination and the sacrifices would not go waste.
Shabbir paid tribute to the people who laid down their lives for the great cause and said that their sacrifices would never be forgotten. "The freedom struggles in the world have always succeeded and the success of the movement in occupied Kashmir is inevitable", he added.

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