Javed Mir Joins Mirwaiz Hurriyat

Srinagar: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Forum Chairman, Javed Ahmad Mir has officially joined APHC led by Mirwaiz on Saturday.

The JKLF leader decided to join the APHC following his meeting with the Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq.

Mirwaiz, while welcoming return of Mir into the amalgam, said APHC has always represented the real political and emotional aspirations of Kashmiris. He said the amalgam has always stood for unity and its doors were open to all pro-freedom leaders and parties.

Speaking on the occasion, Mir stressed that the APHCs call for unity was imperative for the success of freedom movement. Mir said that Hurriyat was a recognized forum of Kashmiris representing Kashmiri struggle on the international arena. He said the amalgam represented the true aspiration of Kashmiris and was involved in political and diplomatic efforts on International level to press for the lasting resolution of Kashmiris.

In view of the given political circumstances, Mir said that the APHC should be strengthened at all levels. He said unity among pro-freedom leadership guarantees success of freedom struggle and it was the long pending demand of Kashmiris as well.

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Mir said in the wider interest of freedom struggle, all the pro-freedom parties should join the ranks of APHC and take the mission to its logical conclusion.

Mir lauded the role of Mirwaiz for raising the Kashmir issue on global platforms. He said it was due to these efforts which brought urgency to solve Kashmir issue so as to bring lasting peace in south Asia.

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