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Srinagar, December 20, (Scoop News)_Terming the resolution passed in United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)regarding the right to self-determination of nations and Pakistan’s support for it as “encouraging and in favour of subjugated nations of world”, Hurriyat Conference Jammu Kashmir(HCJK)and Democratic Freedom Party (DFP) leader, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Saturday said the step would pave way for justice to freedom fighting people of the world.
“Pakistan’s support to the resolution will encourage the freedom fighting people of the world and it is surely a victory for those people particularly for the nation of Jammu and Kashmir who are struggling for their birth right of self-determination,” Shah in a statement.
He said New Delhi has to revere and acknowledge this resolution sooner or later and has to allow the people of Jammu and Kashmir decide their right of self-determination.
Shah said UN should keep a vigil over its member nations as to how they treat their subjects in their respective domains.
“UN should also initiate steps to implement these resolutions on ground”, he said.
Lauding the role of Pakistan Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif with regards to Kashmir issue, Shah said the Pak premier has
upheld the facts based on truth and reality.
He also lauded the statement of Nawaz Sharif that non-serious approach towards the Kashmir issue will only pave way for destruction in the subcontinent as “the issue is a bone of contention between two neigbouring nations India and Pakistan.”
Shah urged India to shun its stubbornness and respond positively to Nawaz Sharif’s call for dialogue to resolve the Kashmir issue.
Shah once again expressed his heartfelt sympathy and solidarity with the people of Pakistan over the unfortunate Peshawar tragedy and said we equally share this hour of grief.
He appealed the people of Pakistan to exhibit patience and tackle the aftermath situation with utmost care.
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