People, leadership will remain alert at all times to protect our interests: JRL
Srinagar: Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL) comprising Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik has said that the resilience and determination of the people of J&K forced the Supreme Court to defer the case, challenging the hereditary state subject law by ‘anti-Kashmir organizations’.
JRL in a statement issued today said that the complete unity and steadfastness shown by all the people – traders, students, transporters, writers, civil society, lawyers, state employees, journalists and one and all, in strongly challenging this serious assault on their identity and disputed status shows that the strength of people’s unity and determination can unnerve even a mighty adversary and push it back.
“The great courage shown by the entire people of the J&K from Pir Panjal –Doda, Rajouri, Kishtwar, Poonch, Bhaderwah to border areas of Thangdhar and Gurez to Kargil and the Valley of Kashmir has made it clear to the powers that be in New Delhi that despite all the military might and force at its command GOI cannot subdue a people determined to safeguard their identity and be masters of their destiny,” JRL said.
JRL said that people and leadership are acutely aware that they are the custodians of the immense sacrifices being made by the nation for the last several decades in its quest for right to self determination and the great struggle for it thereof, and will always be ready to protect it at all costs.
“This has amply been demonstrated by the people in the course of unanimous protests and stiff resistance offered to the challenge to the state subject laws,” they said.
JRL said that “people and leadership will continue to remain alert and ready at all times to protect our interests and safeguard our struggle for self determination.”
They said that after deliberations future course of action in this regard will be conveyed.
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