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» Second Roundtable On Kashmir

By Dr. Syed Nazir Gilani | Published 05/10/2006 | Editorial | Rating:

Second roundtable scheduled on 25th May at Srinagar is an effort to carry forward if there was anything substantive tabled by Kashmiri schools of opinion on 25 February in the best interests of a people who have a log list of grievances against government of India and the government of Pakistan.

Government of India in accordance with the disputed bilateral agreement of 26 October 1947 has failed to protect their 'life', 'property' and 'honour'.

Government of Pakistan in accordance with her assumed 'trust obligations', under UNCIP resolutions, in her two controlled parts of Kashmir, has failed to secure living numerical for a final count in self-determination.

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» Islam's writ will run in Kashmir

By News Team | Published 05/6/2006 | Editorial | Rating:

Friday shutdown in Srinagar is reassuring to note that we have a conscientious civil society. It is even more reassuring that people were clear in their agenda, that is, a 'demand to punish the culprits' and a reiteration that "Islam's writ will run in Kashmir".

Islam's writ in such cases provides a very stringent and fool proof system to adduce evidence and administer justice. It does not provide for an unruly and violent charge on an accused, in this case, a female Sabeena.

She is an alleged 'kingpin' in the sex racket but she has to be treated innocent until proven guilty. The law of evidence in Islamic jurisprudence in such cases is clear and at the same time it has to remain in the hands of sane people. Their sanity has to remain qualified with a character, unblemished, before casting a stone.

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» Doda Massacre

By News Team | Published 05/3/2006 | Editorial | Rating:

The massacre of 32 citizens of Jammu and Kashmiris in Doda is a shameful act of inhumanity and insanity. The sting of the shame is further aggravated because the dead are Hindus and have lost their lives in a militant context - which has started to limp walk from violence to finding other peaceful means to address the full regime of Rights of the people.

Kashmir encompasses many variables and many interests. On both sides of LOC killing is commercial and many lips have tasted the red of blood money. So blood has to be shed to keep the wheel of fortune turning. At this point it would be too early to name and blame anyone.

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» Hurriyat - Manmohan Singh Meeting

By News Team | Published 05/1/2006 | Editorial | Rating:

It is good news that Hurriyat (A) group has voted for itself and agreed on 6 members who shall be travelling to Delhi to meet Indian Prime Minister on May the 3rd. The six names are a re-run of their choice on any day of the week for any chore of the week.

They will travel and sit in the same demeanour and order as before with meeting room's ceiling as the limit. Professor Abdul Ghani Bhat, Moulvi Abbas Ansari, Bilal Gani Lone, Agha Syed Hassan, Fazal Haq Qureshi and chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq all respectable, all dusted from Srinagar to Delhi and from Srinagar to Islamabad. They are familiar appearances on other occasions in different sights and scenes in India and Pakistan.

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» Kashmir: Dispute or a Tragedy

By Dr. Syed Nazir Gilani | Published 04/13/2006 | Editorial | Unrated

Editorial - Kashmir: Dispute or a Tragedy.

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