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State subject law linked to right of self determination: Yasin Malik

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Srinagar: Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Muhammad Yasin Malik today said that tinkering with hereditary state subject law will face a full-fledged agitation from Jammu Kashmir.

This was stated by Malik while addressing a protest rally at Amira Kadal. The rally was taken out against the intended abrogation of state subject law in Jammu Kashmir in accordance with a call given by the Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL), a statement issued by a JKLF spokesperson said.

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“Any change in demography of Jammu Kashmir is detrimental to all inhabitants of this land and people of Jammu Kashmir will spill their blood to safeguard the uniqueness of this land. State subject law is in all respects linked to our right of self determination and any attack on it has grave consequences for our national life,” the spokesperson quoted Malik saying.

Earlier JKLF chairman addressed people at Masjid Hamza Kokerbazar too, said the spokesperson, quoting Malik as saying, “state subject law is a matter of life and death for the people of Jammu Kashmir and no Kashmiri will sit silent on its abrogation.”

Malik condemned the arrest of social activist Advocate Talib Hussain under dubious charges and torturing him in custody, killing an innocent Syed Murad Shah at Bathendi Jammu and firing on more innocents at Gool Ramban in which one innocent Mudasir Ahmad Gujjar got killed.

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