Speakers highlighted the supreme sacrifices of Kashmiri martyrs and renewed their pledge to take their mission to a logical end. “They sacrificed their today for our better tomorrow,” speakers said.
They also denounced the “unabated human rights violations” in Kashmir and appealed the international community to impress upon India to put an end to it.
Terming unity as key to success they said that it was high time that Kashmiri leaders should burry their hatchet and forge a broad based unity so as to take the people out from the dark prospects of despondency and chaos.
Describing dialogue as a civilized way to resolve dispute
they said that Kashmiris were not averse to dialogue, however, they
maintained that bilateralism had miserably failed to resolve Kashmir
dispute and emphasized the need for associating genuin. (Writer-South Asia)
