Hakeem for clearing ambiguities before dialogue process with stakeholders

Srinagar: Underscoring the need for an immediate dialogue process to end the unending cycle of violence and bloodshed in the state, the Chairman PDF and MLA Khansahib, Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen has asked the central and state governments to take the Hurriyat leadership on board. He said the onus lies on all the major mainstream parties to prevail upon the center to prepare a congenial atmosphere for an unconditional dialogue process with the Hurriyat leadership.
In a statement issued here on Wednesday, Hakeem Yaseen has said that the center should, without any ambiguity, start meaningful talks with Hurriyat Conference to end the ongoing cycle of violence and bloodshed in the state adding that the mainstream parties have a moral obligation to impress upon both central and state governments to build a conducive atmosphere for a meaningful dialogue process to settle all the outstanding issues amicably. “For the sake of humanity, both the parties should shun rigidity and bring some flexity in their stands to bring the turmoil hit people of the state out of the present cycle of violence and bloodshed, Hakeem Yaseen added. He said the center should clear all the doubts to show its sincerity, before offering any formal talks offer, to take all the stakeholders on board.
Expressing deep pain and agony over the unabated blood bath in Kashmir, Hakeem Yaseen has made a passionate appeal to all stakeholders including India, Pakistan and Hurriyat leaders to raise to the occasion to stop naked dance of death and destruction in the state. He has urged both the nations to come on a negotiating table to resolve all the outstanding issues especially Kashmir problem so that the bloodshed of human lives is stopped. He said that the people of the state are passing through the darkest phase of worst human tragedy due to killings of their near and dear ones because of the animosity between India and Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir. “Enough is enough, India, Pakistan and other relevant stakeholders should immediately come on a negotiating table to solve all the issues, Hakeem Yaseen urged. “How long these neighboring countries will go on watching the naked dance of death and destruction in the state,” Hakeem Yaseen said while appealing them to take pity on the miserable plight of Kashmiris for the sake of humanity.