Terming the prevailing situation in Kashmir as most fragile and worrisome, Chairman Hurriyat Conference (M) Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Friday urged the international humanitarian organizations and international human rights organizations to use their good offices and play their part in stopping the ongoing bloodshed in Kashmir.He said every day Kashmir witnesses killing of children and youth, harassment, vandalizing of properties and frequent searches and cordon operations. “It is it is high time world community intervenes and urges New Delhi to stop killing Kashmiri’s and resolve the Kashmir dispute as per the aspirations of its people,” he said.Addressing a Friday congregational gathering at the historic Jamia Masjid here, Mirwaiz said that keeping in view the present extremely grave situation in Kashmir, the joint resistance leadership recently met and deliberated and is looking at measures to deal with the repressive situation.
He said that every village of south Kashmir has been turned into a killing field where each day, innocent youth are massacred by the “trigger-happy” forces. “Just two days ago, a class 8th student Umar Kumar was brutally killed by the forces and dozens of others were inflicted grave injuries when bullets and pellets pava shells rained in Shopian. The target killings of Kashmiri youth have become a routine affair of forces and today, Kashmir’s fourth generation is getting consumed by the perpetual conflict,” he said. Mirwaiz said the world community has a moral responsibility to build pressure on New Delhi to stop this repression and resolve the Kashmir dispute as per the promises made to the people at UN.Hurriyat (M) chairman said as “repression” by government of India grows through its forces so does the anger of people against New Delhi and their determination to cut through the yoke of “occupation”.“By now, New Delhi should realize how deep the sentiment runs and the failure of its policy of use of extreme force and repression as a policy to suppress that sentiment,” Mirwaiz said adding New Delhi will have to engage with the sentiment at some point and statesmanship and democratic principles to which GoI claims to adhere demand that the sooner it is done the better for all.“It’s the only way to ensure peace in Kashmir and in the region,” Mirwaiz said. (GNS)