Srinagar: Additional General Secretary National Conference Dr Sheikh Mustafa Kamal Tuesday said the memories of the Gawkadal massacre and dozen other similar massacres are still afresh in the hearts and minds of the Kashmiri nation and the people of Kashmir will never forget the sinful relation between Mufti Mohammad Sayeed and Jagmohan for what they unleashed on the defenceless people,
As this 21st January, the Gawkadal massacre completes 25years, Kamal said Mufti, the founding patron of the PDP as the former Home Minister gave Kashmir some of its darkest and bloodiest chapters of suppression and gory bloodshed.
Whatever the PDP shouts slogans about democracy, or change or being people friendly but the reality is that the founders of this very party murdered the democracy in Kashmir. Mufti Sayeed gave Kashmir Jagmohan as governorin connivance with the Hindu Right Wing in Delhi. What Jagmohan did in Kashmir is recorded in blotted, red ink in the pages of history, Kamal said.
He alleged Mufti being the president of Congress in the state, played an active role to pave way for the governors rule in the state for five times and then installed Jagmohan as the governor in 90s, thus giving him the license to kill Kashmiris at will.
It was during Mufti Sayeeds rule as the Home Minister of India, with Jagmohan as his comrade-in-arms, that a reign of terror was unleashed on the people of Kashmir, and just within days after Jagmohan was made the governor, around 300 innocent people were killed across length and breadth of Kashmir like sitting ducks, he alleged. Jagmohan and Mufti Sayeed were partners in a phased era of atrocities on Kashmiris. The era of repression that was unleashed on hapless Kashmiris during Mufti Sayeeds direct, unrestricted rule in Kashmir as the Home Minister of India is dotted by countless massacres of the innocent people of Kashmir.
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