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Pressure tactics won’t force us to surrender says Mirwaiz Umar Farooq

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April 12, 2019
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Pressure tactics won’t force us to surrender says Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
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Srinagar: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Friday said that he has told National Investigation Agency that Kashmir is a dispute since 1947 and there is no other option but to solve it.

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Mirwaiz was addressing Friday congregation at the Jamia Masjid after he returned from New Delhi were he was questioned for three days over alleged ‘terror funding case’.

“Have told them that J&K is a disputed territory and there is nothing but the solution to it that is pending,” he told the mammoth gathering.

According to Mirwaiz he also told NIA during questioning that Jamia Masjid has been giving voice to the aspiration of the people and will continue to do so.

“This mosque has been giving voice to the rightful aspiration of the people and its now fourth generation that is involved in the dispute,” he said.

Mirwaiz also said that he informed the sleuths of NIA that muscular policy adopted by government of India will not succeed in ‘subduing the peoples wishes and aspiration for a final settlement of the dispute’.

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“Leadership of Pakistan, India and Kashmir has no other way but to solve this dispute that is consuming fourth generation now,” he said.

He also criticized Indian media of malicious campaign that the Hurriyat is not cooperating with them.

“What would you find in papers confiscated? Our policy and program is in public domain,” he said.

“What cooperation are they asking for, what should we cooperate for? Our policy and stand that Kashmir is dispute waiting to be settled by peaceful means will not change by pressure tactics,” he said.

 

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