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Hakeem grieved over Sopore deaths,seeks end to ongoing violence in Kashmir

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June 12, 2021
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Srinagar/June ,12 : Chairman People’s Democratic Front (PDF) Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen has expressed shock and sorrow over the continued blood shed of precious humane lives whether of a civilian or police cops in different militancy related incidents in various areas of Kashmir. He said killing of two civillians and two policemen besids injuries to many others in an exchange of fire incident in Arampora Sopore was was yet another shocker for the peace loving people.
In a statement issued on Saturday Hakeem while expressing his grief over the killing of innocent human lives in exchange of fire between gunmen and security forces in Sopore, said that violence has brought nothing except death and destruction in the turmoil hit Kashmir.
” Violence has only increased the number of graveyards , orphans, widows and destitute in Kashmir during last three decades, Hakeem maintained while seeking an end to aimless killings. He said enough blood has flown down the Jehlum adding that the mother Kashmir was craves for an immediate end to violence and return of peace . He said enough is enough, violence should be stopped now to give peace a chance. Saying that violence was no solution to any problem , Hakeem urged the Center to initiate result oriented measures to solve the kashmir problem amicably through dialogue , with all the genuine stake holders , to bring permanent peace in the region.
       While denouncing violence in  it’s any manifestation , PDF Chairman said that human lives are very precious gift of nature which should , in no way become the fodder of a gun. He urged the need for making security forces more accountable and answerable during various anti militancy operations to check collateral damage to life and property of innocent civilians.  Hakeem expressed heartfelt sympathies with the bereaved families and prayed for peace to the souls of all those killed in the gruesome incident.
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