KASHMIR ISSUE;THE ONLY
WIN WIN SOLUTIONbyAmanullah Khan Efforts
to solve Kashmir Issue have been continuing since the very birth of the
problem in 1947 but did not succeed for one reason or the other. About a
dozen solutions of the Issue have so far been proposed by different
quarters. These solutions include (1) UN supervised plebiscite per
resolutions of the UN Security Council and UN Commission on Kashmir (UNCIP)
to determine the political and constitutional status of Jammu Kashmir State,
accepted by both India and Pakistan. (2) Division of the State per Dixon
Plan (3) Division of the State on religious basis (4) Settlement of the
Issue through negotiations between the governments of India and Pakistan (5)
Joint Control of India and Pakistan on the entire State (6) Complete
Independence of the whole State (7) Complete Independence of Kashmir Valley
and the rest of the State to go to India and Pakistan (8) Making the present
LoC permanent Indo-Pak border (9) Self Rule to all the three regions (10) To
give the entire State or part of it under UN Trusteeship for some time
followed by a final democratic settlement (11) Demilitarisation of the
entire State.MORE
Demonstration
in Srinagar to protest against Gilgit-Baltistan Package(Srinagar,
Nov 6) Reports reaching from Sringar said that hundreds of JKLF activists
led by Senior Vice chairman SM Afzal and Zonal President Abdul Qadir
Rathar appeared at Press Colony, Lal Chowk on Thursday morning and staged
demonstrations to protest the autonomy to Gilgit-Baltistan by the Pakistan
government. Huge number of People who took part in the protest were
holding -
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JKLF will go ahead with the proposed long march scheduled
on 5th November 2009
in Islamabad Pakistan against Pakistan's Gilgit Baltistan Package. JKLF
had recently launched a mass awareness programme to mobilise people.
The Main March will start from Rawlakot. People from all
parts of Azad Kashmir including Kotli, Sudhnoti, Poonch, Bagh etc will
gather in Rawlakot. From there they will head towards Pakistan’s parliament
house, Islamabad.
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Long March
Tarana (Song) by JKLF about Gilgit-Baltistan (Lyrics by Dr. Toqeer
Gilani)