Delhi killing Kashmiris by sword of democracy: NF

Stating that New Delhi wants to kill Kashmiris by the sword of so called democracy, Jammu Kashmir National Front Saturday alleged that the power hungry politicians are insulting Kashmiris by their statements.

These pro-Indian politicians of Kashmir and communal elements behave as if they have defeated Kashmiri people, a National Front statement said. It was apprehended in the very beginning of the election drama that New Delhi and its local paid agents will use it against the ongoing freedom struggle that was why National Front Chairman Nayeem Ahmad Khan and all the pro-freedom leadership had called upon people to remain aloof from it.

Smelling their defeat, pro-India politicians managed the arrest of all the front line leadership including Nayeem Ahmad Khan. Today we all are witnessing the statements of power hungry politicians as if they have defeated the Kashmiri people by conducting election drama. National Front once again wants to state that India and its local collaborators are using the ongoing election drama to prove that Kashmir dispute is a mere issue of law and order. That is why New Delhi has jumped in the election drama equipped with huge amount of money and backed by a powerful propaganda by every possible means. If India and its local collaborators some time think that killing Kashmiris is necessary they kill us by bullets and if they think people can be silenced by some Kgs of rice they open ration depots on them, it alleged.

But today New Delhi has decided to kill Kashmiris by the sword of so called democracy. Keeping it in mind the self respecting Kashmiris should keep themselves away from any kind of vote and support to the pro-India politicians and parties, it added.

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