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Shun rigidity, ego for the sake of humanity: Hakeem

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 4, 2018
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Srinagar/April 3:Chairman PDF and MLA Khansahib, Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen has made a passionate appeal to India and Pakistan to shun their ego and rigidity to stop naked dance of death and destruction in various parts of the state especially in kashmir.

   Expressing his pain and agony  on the loss of human lives during the ongoing anti militancy operations , Hakeem Yaseen has said that enough blood of innocents people  has flown in kashmir contineously since last several decades due to ego between the two neighboring countries on kashmir issue  which has left ugly black scars on the face of human history. He has made a passionate appeal to both  nuclear powers to shun their ego and resolve the Kashmir problem on humanitarian grounds.Hakeem as this issue has now become a nuclear flash point in the sub continent. ” Common people  have been suffering badly due animosity between the two  neighbouring countries beside retarding their political and socio-economic advancement at global level,” Hakeem Yaseen said while urging for earlt resumption of dialogue and reconciliation between indinia and Pakistan to resolve all outstanding issues including kashmir problem to bring peace in the region.
Hakeem Yaseen has said that bloodshed of innocents  wether civilians or police personnel is painful adding that killings in any form is against the  ethics of humanity and religious tenents.
Expressing shock over the killings in Kachdora Shopian and Draigam in  Anantnag districts in anti militancy operations . How long this painful cycle of   bloodbath and funerals of youth will continue in kashmir, Hakeem Yaseem screamed. He has  sought an end to the ongoing blood shed in kashmir and  has urged for joint efforts to bring peace in the strife ridden state adding that all  peace loving people and mainstream political parties should prevail upon India to resume dialogue with the neighbouring country Pakistan to resolve all issues amicably so that peace is restored in the state. He said that the people of the state are the first causality of animosity between India and Pakistan. He has also urged for isolating        blacksheep in armed forces involved in violation of SOPS during antimilitancy operations which cause killings of civilians.

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