India planning to create Ikhwan type organizations: Salahuddin

Srinagar: Umbrella of local militant outfits United Jihad Council has said that India has been frustrated and tired and now is working on a plan to create Ikhwan type organizations in Kashmir.
In a statement issued to local news gathering agency , Syed Salahuddin, the outfit Chief while addressing a high level meeting said that India is fighting a losing battle in Kashmir and has always dreamt of crushing the Kashmir Movement but it has failed miserably and in future too it will only taste defeat.
“There is a clear reading on the wall. Kashmir Freedom Struggle can’t be crushed and the sun of freedom will one day surely rise. So many politicians and Indian Chiefs came and go, but the Movement is going on without any hiccups,” Salahuddin said.
He paid rich tributes to militants killed in Tral, Zakura, Hajin and Magam Handwara. “The sacred blood of these militants will show its colour and people of Kashmir will certainly see light at the end of the tunnel,” he said and added that the sooner India understands this, the better it will be for her.
The UJC Chief appealed youth wishing to join militant ranks to chose only those organizations who have been confronting India from past 24 years.
Syed Salahuddin reiterated that Kashmir Movement is indigenous that has no international agenda.