Kind Attention: Mr. Antonio Guterres

Your Excellency,

Our organization, JKSECC, is overwhelmed to learn about your scheduled three- day visit to India starting from October 2, 2018. We need not to explain and express ourselves that we have been suffering for last 71 years and permit us to say, that the international community having full knowledge about the Kashmir Dispute is yet keeping eyes shut.

We feel that this could be an opportune time, while you are in India that we could explain to you our sufferings and agony, which can be addressed by the immediate resolution of Kashmir Dispute. Therefore, there is a need of having a meeting with you where we can discuss the issue. You very well know that this issue is hanging fire since 1948 at the UNO.

We also thankfully acknowledge your assertions on the deteriorating human rights violations in Kashmir and for endorsing the UNHRC report on these conditions in the valley. However, there are many untold stories about these violations as also the miserable conditions that we happen to live in.

It is, as such, we humbly request you to grant us an audience at New Delhi or if you could spare time to visit us in Kashmir so that you will hear us and take it as a first hand information from ground zero and understand how important it is for the international community to address the Kashmir dispute for global peace.

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Thanks and regards,

Siraj Ahmad

Convenor,

Jammu & Kashmir Socio-Economic Coordination Committee (JKSECC),

Srinagar, Kashmir.

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