Hurriyat condemns Mustang Killings
Hails UN Secretary General for upholding UNHRC report on human rights violation in Kashmir
Srianagar: All Parties Hurriyat Conference Chairman, Syed Ali Geelani, while vehemently condemning the suicide bomb attack on an election rally in Mustang Baluchistan Pakistan, has termed those involved as ‘beastly enemies of the entire humanity’. A press release issued here said that the senior Hurriyat leader while condemning the terror attack, in which over 128 people were killed and scores of others injured, said that it was a well-thought-out conspiracy to defame and malign Pakistan. “Pakistan faces multiple problems and cross border terrorism,” Geelani, in a statement today said and termed it as a result of ‘conspiracy’ against Pakistan.
“We condemn human killings and whosoever is involved shall face the wrath of Almighty Allah,” said Geelani while expressing his deep condolences and sympathies with the grief stricken families and the injured as well.
“Terrorism in every form and place is condemnable and no religion, particularly Islam, has any place for actions like these. People involved in this attack can never be the followers of Islam,” Geelani added.
Meanwhile, he also hailed the UN Secretary General for his latest statement regarding the issue of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir and termed it as encouraging. Commenting over the UN secretary General, António Guterres reference over the UNHRC report on human rights violation in Jammu Kashmir, Geelani expressed hope that UNO will take steps and intervene to resolve this long pending issue as per norms laid in UN charter . “I, on behalf of people of suppressed Jammu and Kashmir express my gratitude to Guterres for his moral support to our cause,” Geelani said.
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