Islamabad, May 27: Hailing the release of National Front Chairman Nayeem Ahmed Khan, the convener of APHC-M Pak chapter Mehmood Ahmed Saghar has expressed the hope that India would release all political detainees including Shabir Ahmed Shah and others to pave a way for tripartite talks between India, Pakistan and Kashmiris.
According to a statement Saghar made these remarks while addressing a party meeting here today. Speaking on the occasion he said that resumption of dialogue process between India and Pakistan was a positive development saying that Kashmiri leadership would lend its full support to talks process intended to find out an equitable and honorable solution of Kashmir dispute.
However, he maintained that it was imperative that the government of India should repeal all black laws and take appropriate steps to demilitarize the state in order to make atmosphere conducive for talks.
DFP to intensify political activities
Srinagar: The Democratic Freedom Party has decided to intensify its activities across the state at zonal, district and provincial level.
In a meeting with its acting president, Muhammad Abdullah Tari in chair, the members expressed concern over deteriorating health of its incarcerated president, Shabir Ahmad Shah.
They expressed solidarity with those convicted in Lajpat Nagar incident and stressed for legal aid to save their lives. The members also expressed solidarity with the family of Ghulam Muhammad, who was recently killed by the troops at Kellar.
Srinagar: The Democratic Freedom Party has decided to intensify its activities across the state at zonal, district and provincial level.
In a meeting with its acting president, Muhammad Abdullah Tari in chair, the members expressed concern over deteriorating health of its incarcerated president, Shabir Ahmad Shah.
They expressed solidarity with those convicted in Lajpat Nagar incident and stressed for legal aid to save their lives. The members also expressed solidarity with the family of Ghulam Muhammad, who was recently killed by the troops at Kellar.
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