Posted by Afzal Tahir on Thursday, November 19, 2009,
In :
political
There has been dozens of ideas, solutions and working papers surfaced time to time in the name of pragmatism and changing ground realities in order to imposed a foreign inspired agenda or political system over to Jammu and Kashmir. The bilateral treaties that had been concluded time to time whether an out-come of a war or a realization to improve bilateral relationship, never reflected an indigenous aspirations, urges, ideals and contradictions. There fore any agenda, plan or ideals that cont... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Friday, October 23, 2009,
In :
political
"It is unbelievable but Srinagar has changed beyond recognition in the past four years since I was there last. Right from the swanky new airport to the hotel, a distance of about 10 km, there is modern construction". Very interesting article by Kuldip Nayar published in Daily Dawn Karachi today (23/10/09) is worth reading. Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Thursday, October 22, 2009,
In :
political
The controversy over Kerry-Lugar
Bill in Pakistan,
was the intention of the Army Chief of the Country in order to extend his job,
revealed by Hamid Mir, a Pakistani journalist in his urdu article published in
daily Jang London on 22 Oct. 2009 by quoting a US Journalist.
The irony was that a Country
seeking economic assistance was bent on to impose their conditions on the donors
in spite of the fact that historically all the assistance that was obtained by
military governments was more or... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Tuesday, September 29, 2009,
In :
political
The Kashmiri community in Britain always been very vocal and have sense of
attachment to the socio-political, socio-cultural happenings of the Indian
subcontinent, specially the politics of the divided State of Jammu Kashmir. The announcement by the
Government of Pakistan of an “empowerment” package for Gilgit Baltistan
attracted Kashmiri attention in Britain
too.
The cross section members of
Kashmiri community in Britain
meet on 13 Sep. 2009 to chalk-out a strategy and in the subject m... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Friday, September 25, 2009,
In :
political
Gaddafi supported United
States of Kashmir
In a major diplomatic break-through,
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has supported the idea of an ''independent
state'' for Kashmir and said that it should be a bridge between India and Pakistan.
New York, London,
Srinager 24 Sep 2009: "Kashmir should be
an independent state, not Indian, not Pakistani. We should end this conflict.
It should be a Ba'athist state between India
and Pakistan,"
the Libyan leader said in his address to the UN General Asse... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Thursday, September 24, 2009,
In :
political
Pakistan failed to abide by the International
Law, PNP
London, Sep 24, 2009, a protest organized by
United Kashmir People National Party in front of Pakistan High Commission London. The protest started at 2pm and ended 4pm after
handing over a petition to the High Commission over to the question of Gilgit
Baltistan.
The petition high lighted the
point that the question of rights of the people of Gilgit Baltistan arises due
to the vacuum created by the authority of the Government of Pakist... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Saturday, September 19, 2009,
In :
political
The question of Pakistan’s illegal annexation of
Gilgit Baltistan is becoming the hot subject. The subject package announced by Islamabad, do not carry
any substance in it, that would benefit to the people of Gilgit Baltistan, in
particular or the people of the State in general. The forcibly division of the State for last
62 years, resulted serious hard-ship to the population both in terms of Political,
human, economic and cultural rights.
There is no free movement of goods and
service... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Friday, September 18, 2009,
In :
political
UK-Kashmiries Campaign Against Pakistan`s illegal annexation of Gilgit Baltistan [Photos]
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Posted by Afzal Tahir on Saturday, September 12, 2009,
In :
political
As reported in the
Guardian, “a crowd of men surges forwards
from the pub doors and is repelled by the police. The chant goes up in the
heart of Birmingham's
shopping centre.”
"Muslim
bombers off our streets, Muslim bombers off our streets!"
Then comes the response
from about 50 equally mobilised people 200 yards away.
"Nazi scum out of Brum, Nazi scum out
of Brum!"
The English Defence
League, EDL, a newly formed organization, has staged about half a dozen
demonstrations around ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Monday, September 7, 2009,
In :
political
The participation in the election process, in any part of Jammu Kashmir, weather Indian side or Pakistani side, is not a substitute to the right to self-determination. The elected representatives must use their capacity to further the cause by using all the democratic means and legal tools available to them.
The election process in Indian Administrative part of Jammu Kashmir, presently for Indian Parliament, stimulated a debate, reflecting on the point that weather by participating in the sub... Continue reading ...
Posted by Afzal Tahir on Monday, September 7, 2009,
In :
political
It is almost now sixty some years gone that the Government of Pakistan admitted its’ illegal occupation of Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan and promise to withdraw its troops as well as its people who had been involved in violent activities. The people of Gilgit Baltistan are fully entitle as UNCIP resolution to run their affairs without any foreign influence or interference and they are fully capable and matured enough to run their affairs by themselves. The presence of Pakistani auth... Continue reading ...
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