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Geelani’s son refutes rumours about father’s death: “He is stable”
The ailing leader’s health condition is deteriorated for the past six months and he was admitted in SKIMS hospital recently.
Syed Ali Gilani announced 10-point programme to counter Indian machinations
5. India will try to deprive us of our language using different ways and methods, but it is your responsibility to protect the language and pass it on to the next generation.
Syed Ali Geelani urges people to resist against the demographic change by India
In a statement issued on Friday, the hardline separatist leader, who advocates Kashmir’s merger with Pakistan, said people should organise peaceful protests and demonstrations in their areas of residence.
Kashmiri Pandits Can come back home, we sincerely want them back: Hurriyat Conference (G)
“We wholeheartedly and sincerely want them to come back, but will oppose any move to settle them in separate colonies as it negates the very fabric of our social, cultural and mutual bonds,” he said.
Indian atrocities and barbarism has crossed all the limits, people will face tougher days ahead: S. A Geelani
He said that this world body has testified our stand that Indian armed forces under the undemocratic and unethical shield of legal impunity continue the genocide of Kashmiris, with bullets, pellets, torture, rape, humiliation and incarceration.
Delhi’s Policy Has Failed In Kashmir, Says Geelani
“India is suffering from the arrogance of power and has tried its best to muzzle our voice, but has utterly failed to do so, and the Indian might can never deter us from our much-cherished goal of right to self-determination,”
Stop dotage rhetoric and accept ground realities: Gilani called to India
“these baseless thunders may lure the majority vote bank and Saffron brigade may once again succeed to befool its people, but an issue like Kashmir need a pragmatic and statesmanlike dealing which at least in Delhi rulers is hard to find.”