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Sunday, July 3, 2011

JI Shoora expresses solidarity with Kashmiris, Palestinians

The Central Shoora of the Jamaat-e-Islami, Pakistan has expressed complete solidarity with the oppressed Kashmiri people and demanded immediate withdrawal of the Indian occupation troops from Held Kashmir.

A resolution adopted by the Shoora at its meeting said that the division of the Indo-Pak sub continent would remain incomplete till the end of India’s occupation in Kashmir and the grant of the right to self determination to the Kashmiri people.
It said that for the last 63 years, the Indian government had been claiming Held Kashmir as integral part of India while the fact remained that over 7 lakh Indian army in Held Kashmir had failed to crush Kashmiris’ freedom struggle and added that even the Indian politicians, journalists and analysts were now counseling New Indian rulers to heed to the Kashmiris’ demands and resolve the issue.
The Shoora demanded of the Pakistan government to learn from its past mistakes and fulfill its responsibilities in regard to the country’s jugular line. It pointed out the Kashmir issue could not be resolved through India-Pakistan talks. It counseled Islamabad to seek Muslim world’s support on the issue and pressurize New Delhi for its solution.
The Shoora also impressed upon the world community to take immediate step for plebiscite in Kashmir in line with the UN resolution on the pattern of East Taimur and South Sudan.
The JI central body deplored the rigging and disturbances during Azad Kashmir elections and said this had sent a negative signal to the world community as also the Kashmiris.
Through a resolution on Palestine, the Shoora lauded the rapprochement between two major Palestinian parties, HAMAS and Al-Fath. It noted that the Hamas-Al-Fateh agreement was the result of the end of pro-Zionist rule in Egypt. It said, the US and Israel were pressurizing Al-Fath to go back on this agreement. The JI body appealed to the Palestinian people not to fall prey to the enemy plans in this respect.
The Shoora condemned the silence of the world community on the siege of Gaza continuing for the third year and said that the so called champions of human rights and civil liberties in the west were equally responsible for the deaths on the people under siege in Gaza. SANA