SRINAGAR: While welcoming the decision aimed at de-escalation in tension on borders, Hurriyat Conference (M) on Wednesday called upon India and Pakistan to start a result-oriented meaningful dialogue on Kashmir dispute between all the stake holders which includes genuine leadership of Kashmir as well.
This was remarked by the Hurriyat (M) executive council members at a meeting convened by its Chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq at party headquarters in Rajbagh.
The executive council members said it has been the traditional stand of Hurriyat (M) to resolve Kashmir including other issues through peaceful negotiations and that Hurriyat was always ready to act as a facilitator in any such process.
Expressing concern over the continuous human rights violations in Kashmir, arbitrary arrests by police, killings of youth, the participants said that administration is suing every dirty method to dislodge people from demanding right to self determination. The participants said such tactics have failed on the past and would meet the same fate in future as well.
The executive council meeting was attended by executive council members including Prof. Ab. Gani Butt, Agha Syed Hassan Al Moosvi, Musadiq Adil, Bilal Gani Lone and Mukhtar Ahmad Waza.
Meanwhile head of Jammu Kashmir Council for Human Rights (JKHCR) Syed Nazir Gilani had a detailed meeting with Hurriyat leaders.
Gilani later said UN and UNSC has to play important in connection with the solution of Kashmir issue.
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