Srinagar: The joint resistance leadership on Wednesday issued a new protest calendar, giving a relaxation from 2pm onwards on Sunday. The written statement issued to news agency CNS by Geelani led Hurriyat mentions the new calendar as:
23rd September, Friday
(No Relaxation)
Karnah, Uri, Gurez, Charar Sharif, Kangan, Srinagar North (Shahr-i-Khaas), Pampore, Devsar, Shopian (Central), Kokarnag Freedom March
From 9am March one and all from Kupwara to Karnah, Baramulla to Uri, Bandipora to Gurez, Budgam to Chararsharif, Ganderbal to Kangan, Srinagar to Shahar-e-Khas, Pulwama to Pampore, Shopian to Shopian (Central), Kulgam to Devsar and Islamabad to Kokarnag
Post Friday prayers hold freedom congregation at the place identified and agreed upon locally and mutually.
Resistance/Masjid committees of these Tehsils should ensure the arrangements
24th Sepetember, Saturday
(Relaxation from 6 pm to 6 am)
Handwara, Boniyar, Sonawari, Chadoora, Lar, Srinagar (South), Awantipora, DH Pora, Shopian South, Shangus Freedom March
From 9am March one and all from Kupwara to Handwara, Baramulla to Boniyar, Bandipora to Sonawari, Budgam to Chadoora, Ganderbal to Lar, Srinagar to Srinagar (South), Pulwama to Awantipora, Shopian to Shopian (South) Kulgam to DH Pora and Islamabad to Shangus, Post Zuhar prayer: hold freedom congregation at the place identified and agreed upon locally and mutually.
Resistance/Masjid committees of these Tehsils should ensure the arrangements
25th Sepetember, Sunday
(Relaxation from 2 pm to 6 am)
Kupwara (Central), Rafiabad, Bandipora (Central) Khansahab, Ganderbal (central), Srinagar (Central), Tral, Kulgam (Central), Shopian (North), Dooru Freedom March
From 9am March one and all from Kupwara to Kupwara (central), Baramulla to Rafiabad, Bandipora to Bandipora (central), Budgam to Khansahab, Ganderbal to Ganderbal (central), Srinagar to Srinagar (central), Pulwama to Tral, Shopian to Shopian (North), Kulgam to Kulgam (central), and Islamabad to Dooru
Post Zuhar prayer: hold freedom congregation at the place identified and agreed upon locally and mutually.
Resistance/Masjid committees of these Tehsils should ensure the arrangements
26th September, Monday
(No Relaxation)
NRK’s referendum March
NRK’s and friends of Kashmir Freedom Struggle March towards UN Headquarters and Indian Embassies all over world including Pakistan and Azad Kashmir on the day when India speaks at 71st UN General Assembly Session
Carry flags banners and placards with messages reminding world of promises of referendum for the people of Jammu and Kashmir and highlighting war crimes perpetrated by Indian occupational forces in Jammu and Kashmir
Back home, assemble and occupy all roads from 11am to 4pm and carry flags, banners, placards with messages reminding world of promises of referendum for the people of Jammu and Kashmir and highlighting war crimes perpetrated by Indian occupational forces in Jammu and Kashmir
Offer Zuhar prayers on roads
27th September, Tuesday
(Relaxation from 6 pm to 6 am)
Women’s Day
Assemble and occupy local chowks and centers from Zuhr to Asr in the vicinity of your mohallas, villages and localities;
Protest with flags placards and banners with freedom messages and slogans
28 Sepetember, Wednesday
(Relaxation from 6 pm to 6 am)
Thregam, Pattan, Hajin, Khag, Wakoora, Srinagar (North) (Shaher-e-Khas), Pulwama (central), Koimouh, Kellar, Pahalgam freedom march
From 9am march one and all from Kupwara to Thregam, Baramulla to Pattan, Bandipora to Hajin, Budgam to Khag, Ganderbal to Wakoora, Srinagar to Sheher-e-Khas, Pulwama to Pulwama (central), Shopian to Keller, Kulgam to Koimoh and Islamabad to Pahalgam
Post Zuhar Prayer: hold freedom congregation at the place identified and agreed upon locally and mutually.
Resistance/Masjid committees of these Tehsils should ensure the arrangements
29th Sepetember, Thursday
(Relaxation 6 pm to 6am)
One day Azadi convention
Neighbouring villages and localities organize one day azadi convention from 11am to 4pm in respective areas, deliberate and discuss ways and means to strengthen the ongoing people’s uprising for freedom from Indian occupation,
Resistance/Masjid committees of these Tehsils should ensure the arrangements
Directions for all the days from the Hurriyat:
1. Protests to be held across Jammu and Kashmir.
2. Shutdown across J&K on all days except the relaxation mentioned in the program.
3. Public Vehicular movement not to be stopped after 10pm to 6am on all nights
4. Lockdown all the routes entering your mohallas, villages and localities by every means during night to protect people in general and youth in particular from the raids and arrests by Indian forces and J&K police.
5. Play Islamic and Azadi Taranas from Magrib to Isha on all days.
Geelani’s Son Questioned Over Unrest ‘Role’
Srinagar: Police on Wednesday questioned senior Hurriyat leader, Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s son for his alleged role in the present unrest while crackdown on stone-pelters continued in the Kashmir valley, where 92 persons, mostly youths and minors have lost their lives in security force action since July 9.
Official sources said that Dr Naeem Geelani, elder son of Geelani was questioned by police several times during the past two days for his alleged role in the present unrest as despite ban on internet, including Broadband for several days from September 12, separatists issued protest calendars for strike and daily statements regularly.
A Hurriyat spokesman said that Dr Naeem was being repeatedly questioned and mentally tortured for the last couple of days in police stations by the Special Operation Group (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir police at Cargo.
In the last week of August, Dr Naeem was summoned by National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection with alleged funds being provided to separatists. Though Dr Naeem went to local office of NIA but he was not questioned as senior officers had left for New Delhi.
A police spokesman said during the past 24 hours, police arrested 64 people involved in disturbing the situation by damaging civilian vehicles, stopping vehicular traffic and harassing people by placing obstructions on roads.
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