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Showing posts with label human rights. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 November 2025

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 324 of 2025

0921hrs:

Countdown to end of 2025: 42 days

Got up at 0600hrs this morning, despite sleeping after midnight last night. There are just 3 hours to make up for, to get that daily schedule right. 

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Public Finance Update:

Number of co-citizens who have paid their share (over 20 years): 
14
Number of co-citizens who have paid a portion to date, since direct public funding began in 2012:
182
Number of co-citizens who have promised to pay:
79
Number of co-citizens I have directly contacted since arriving in Dadyaal (of total 5,000):
316

Cash in Hand: 0
Immediate Debts: 87,000

Public funds received so far in Dadyaal (42 days - up to midnight 19/11/2025):

3K (Day 6)
5K (Day 15) 
5K (Day 17) 
0.2K (Day 20) 
1K (Day 21) 
1K (Day 22) 
0.3K (Day 24) 
3K (Day 25)
1K (Day 26) 
4K (Day 33) 
5K (Day 38) 
1K (Day 42)

Total received so far: 29,500 

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The following note on Khurram Parvez (of the Kashmir Valley) has been written by Vishal Sharma (of district Kangra in Himachal Pradesh, India):


On 22nd November, 2025 it will be four years since Khurram Parvez was taken from us. He never chose the ease of living abroad or the privileges many enjoy while speaking safely from afar.

He chose to stand where it mattered most on the ground and amidst the people.

Four years since a voice that spoke fearlessly for human dignity, justice, and the truth—no matter which side of the border it exposed—was silenced.

Khurram played an instrumental role in documenting United Nation's first human rights violations reports on both sides of Jammu & Kashmir. Yet, most elites in the political/civil society space will not speak his name and those who do often do so to serve their own interests and narratives not because they truly care for the him.

Today, he pays the price for that courage in a prison cell, while the world moves on. Genuine activists like him who are not part of any stakeholder's intelligence apparatus are not defined by where they live, but by the sacrifices they make and Khurram Parvez is one of the rare few who stood firm in the harshest of conditions, refusing to bow, refusing to compromise, and refusing to abandon the people he served.

As the fourth anniversary of his detention arrives, let it serve as a reminder of immense courage, of sacrifice and of the heavy cost borne by those who dare to tell the truth. Khurram Parvez deserves to be remembered.

#ReleaseKhurramPervez


Arbitrarily detained without trial for four years - Khurram Parvez must be released
We, the undersigned organisations including the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT), within the framework of the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, call for the immediate and unconditional release of human rights defender Khurram Parvez. He has been arbitrarily detained without trial for four years in Rohini prison in India, on politically motivated charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), an Indian counter-terrorism law that violates international law and human rights standards.


In a personal note to me, Vishal made the following point (and I stand ashamed for not doing enough to pursue his release):

Khurram spent his life working for human rights, even after surviving a 2004 IED blast that took the lives of two of his colleagues and cost him his leg. His record of non-violent and geopolitically neutral advocacy stands in sharp contrast to the UAPA charges he now faces. He deserves fairness and recognition of the principled work he has always done.

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Monday, 6 January 2025

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 6 of 2025

1100hrs:

6 hours later than I would have wanted but again - like yesterday - sleep evaded me until c. 0600hrs. I suppose I could've logged an entry before falling asleep but that condition is one where the mind and soul are neither awake nor asleep. 

This is also the second day that we've not had any sun, just chilly winds.

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We continue to give reference to the words of Dr Nazir Gilani, as he is writing not too far from us in Rawalpindi, Pakistan:

Unique Kashmiri Identity

People of legend, song, and story

The people of Kashmir, as vividly described by Dr. P. Graham – UN Representative for India and Pakistan, represent a people of immense cultural, historical, and spiritual depth—“a people of legend, song, and story, associated with snow-capped mountains, beautiful valleys, and life-giving waters.” 

These words capture not just the geographical beauty of the region, but the very essence of the Kashmiri identity, which has been shaped by centuries of rich heritage, diverse cultural traditions, and a deep connection to the land. The people of Kashmir—comprising Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, and Christians—have long lived as artisans, farmers, craftsmen, small traders, boatmen, and other labourers, contributing significantly to both the local economy and the broader cultural fabric of the region.

However, despite their historical contributions and the beauty of their land, the Kashmiri people have also endured great suffering. For centuries, they have been subjected to exploitation, conflict, and the imposition of foreign and often divisive political systems. The tragic irony is that the very land that has provided sustenance and livelihood has also been a battleground, where the hopes, dreams, and security of its people have been repeatedly undermined.

To understand the compelling argument for the rights and dignity of the Kashmiri people, it is important to consider the principles of self-determination, security, and dignity—core tenets of human rights enshrined in international law. The Kashmir dispute, at its heart, revolves around the right of the people of Kashmir to determine their own future free from external coercion or political imposition. Dr. Graham's description is a powerful reminder that the Kashmiri people are not a mere footnote in the broader geopolitics of the region but are, in fact, central to the discussion on self-determination.

1. The Right to Self-Determination

The right to self-determination is a fundamental principle of international law, codified in various United Nations resolutions, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The people of Kashmir, as Graham notes, have a unique identity shaped by centuries of distinct culture, language, and tradition. This cultural and historical uniqueness provides a strong argument for their right to decide their political future in accordance with their own will. Kashmiris, having endured a long history of external impositions, have been denied the opportunity to freely exercise this right.

The promise of a plebiscite—first envisioned by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in 1948—was meant to give the Kashmiri people the chance to determine their own destiny. Yet, despite the passing of more than seven decades, this promise remains unfulfilled. Holding a free and impartial plebiscite under international supervision would allow the Kashmiri people to express their collective will in a fair, democratic process. The failure to implement this long-awaited measure only further entrenches the suffering of the people of Kashmir and denies them the basic dignity that comes with being able to shape their own future.

2. Security and Dignity

The issues of security and dignity are intimately connected. The people of Kashmir have lived through decades of violence, displacement, and disruption. Whether due to armed conflict, state repression, or military occupation, the Kashmiris have often found themselves caught in a struggle for survival, facing daily threats to their personal security, their cultural heritage, and their ability to live in peace. This reality has caused immense physical, psychological, and social trauma to generations of Kashmiris.
A solution to the Kashmir issue that genuinely addresses the aspirations of its people must prioritize their security—ensuring that they can live in peace without fear of violence, persecution, or displacement. In tandem with this, their dignity must be respected. As Graham’s description suggests, Kashmiris have long been victims of exploitation, both economically and politically. They deserve to live in an environment where their voices are heard, where their rights are protected, and where they are not marginalized or exploited for the political and economic gains of others.

3. International Recognition and Responsibility

The international community, particularly through the United Nations, has a moral and legal responsibility to ensure that the rights of the Kashmiri people are upheld. The United Nations itself recognized the need for a fair plebiscite, one that would allow the people of Kashmir to determine their political future in a manner consistent with their aspirations. As Dr. Graham suggests, this could become “a challenging example of the progressive values of self-determination to the dependent peoples of the earth.”

By fulfilling its commitment to holding a free and impartial plebiscite in Kashmir, the international community would send a powerful message to all peoples struggling for self-determination around the world. It would also demonstrate a commitment to human rights and justice, values that transcend national borders and serve as the bedrock of the international order.

4. A Future of Peace and Prosperity

The future of Kashmir, and the future of the people who call it home, should not be defined by the perpetual cycle of violence and exploitation. The only way forward is to create a path that recognizes the people of Kashmir as the central agents in determining their own fate. A free, secure, and impartial plebiscite offers the potential to break the chains of conflict and begin the process of healing, reconciliation, and rebuilding.

Should the people of Kashmir be allowed to exercise their right to self-determination, they would have the opportunity to create a future in which all communities—Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, and Christian—can live together in harmony, with mutual respect and shared prosperity. The region’s natural beauty, its rich cultural heritage, and its entrepreneurial spirit would become the foundation for a peaceful and vibrant society. This is not just a vision of hope but a practical reality that can be realized through the exercise of the Kashmiri people’s fundamental right to determine their own political future.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the argument for the rights, dignity, security, and self-determination of the Kashmiri people is grounded in both ethical imperatives and international law. The recognition of their right to determine their own future, through a free and impartial plebiscite, would honour the spirit of justice and human rights that the United Nations was created to uphold. The people of Kashmir have suffered too long under the weight of exploitation and conflict. It is time for the international community to help them reclaim their dignity, their security, and their right to a future defined by their own choices.

DR. Syed Nazir Gilani

President JKCHR

06.01.2025

One may comment directly on Dr Nazir Gilani's post on Facebook here

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This evening's pre-midnight vlog on Facebook Live:


What we need and what our public is struggling to understand and even identify:

1) Population Census > Public Opinion 
By clarifying the people's 'Right to Rule. 

2) Political representation 
Marking out constituencies with roughly equal weightage of voter population, with political representatives who can abide by the will of the people as clarified in 1).

3) Citizen-State Contract
Technical & constitutional requirements for governance & statecraft to ensure transparency, inclusivity, meritocracy & accountability. 

4) A functioning government in AJK
It will immediately change its initials from AJK to JKA, which poses no threat to anybody and improves the economic well-being of its people 100 x over.

#Conflict2Peace
#PopularSovereignty
#PublicPolicy
#1To100Economy

JKA PUBLIC AGENCY Note: #E234206012025

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Tuesday, 11 June 2024

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 163 of 2024

1341hrs:

I managed to resume my normal sleeping pattern at night, although I did wake up at 1000hrs after falling asleep at c. 0100hrs. The battle for daily efficiency continues....

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A few hours ago, we learned of yet another example of abduction of our citizens living or working in Pakistan:


Here's the text of what's written in the Facebook post above:

Another Abduction - Another Provocation 

(Allegedly by the Pakistani State's security agencies who have created needless instability in AJK, especially over the past few weeks in reaction to the surrender of - some - basic rights back to the people of our territory. Our citizens living or working in Pakistan are not safe either and the following is one such example): 

Khawaja Khursheed of Khawaja Seri village in tehsil Sharda of Neelam Valley was abducted allegedly by Pakistan's roving clandestine agencies from his paint shop near Adiala (Road) in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on the 7th of June. 

We understand that his family has been re-assured of his recovery by the local MLA Shah Ghulam Qadir and his associates. 

We also understand that Khursheed was quite vocal in the recent #RightsMovementAJK sequence of events leading up to the 11th of May, in conjunction with the Joint Awaami Action Committee (JAAC). He is also a party member of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation League (JKLL) and has also fought an assembly election in the past.

As with the Kashmiri poet of Bagh Ahmed Farhad, Khawaja Khursheed's family have also been advised to not raise his issue in public and that he would be returned if they comply.

His family is also under tremendous pressure to not co-operate with any form of media that may highlight his abduction and disappearance. 

#MonitoringClandestineAgencies
#SecurityAJK 

JKA PUBLIC AGENCY Note: #E151711062024

Update at 1253hrs on 14/01/2025:

It has been 7 months and a week since Khawaja Khursheed of the Neelam Valley was abducted from Rawalpindi in Pakistan. 

We have learned from local sources that Khursheed's family have claimed to have met him (in incarceration). Apparently his son is a doctor in the Pakistani military and despite instructions of the High Court the family is not reaching out to the judiciary. Rather, they are in 'negotiations' with the Pakistani military directly, for the safe return of Khawaja Khursheed.  

At JKA PUBLIC AGENCY we will continue to monitor developments in this abduction case and inform the public in due course.

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Day 5 of our village to village campaign reference #AJKReferendum2023 took us to moza Potha:


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Sunday, 24 March 2024

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 84 of 2024

1855hrs:

Working through the night is disturbingly becoming a feature this Ramadhan. I didn't sleep until just after 0900hrs in the morning and got up at 1600hrs. 7 hours in total is not bad but the timing in the day is atrociously unhealthy.

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Some of our friends made the news today on Google via Daily Parliament Times, one of the few - and perhaps only - English language newspaper in Muzaffarabad:



Raja Muzaffar of Uri has touched on a raw nerve:


Both gentlemen of the Kashmir Valley live in exile, the former in Muzaffarabad and sometimes in Pakistan while the latter lives in Texas, USA.

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Our daily financial statement:


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Sunday, 22 October 2023

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 295 of 2023

1418hrs:

This day in 1947 was probably the darkest day in the history of this territory. I am featuring a Facebook post today from a Kashmiri Pandit - living in exile in Chennai (formerly Madras) in India - who has his own inimitable style of communication:


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Monday, 16 October 2023

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 289 of 2023

2253hrs:

Leaping ahead at times....


In the wake of the above development a live programme was hosted by News 18 later in the evening:


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Monday, 18 September 2023

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 261 of 2023

2348hrs:

Our public will need many shock absorbers over the coming days and weeks. 

Obtaining basic rights in the most precious territory in the world is also the most difficult task in the world.

It is achievable though.

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Sunday, 16 October 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 289 of 2022

1902hrs:

Day 133 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0758hrs

My punctuality surplus has increased to 20 minutes.

Punctuality percentage: 78 days on time or early of 133 = 59% punctual.

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The following may or may not become a daily feature too. It all depends on how much interaction is generated from these clips. Our discussion today revolves around Mahmood Musafir's struggle for rights and the character of Masood ur Rehman, who is currently divisional commissioner of Muzaffarabad and was deputy commissioner of Muzaffarabad in 2018 when he slyly sabotaged Musafir's struggle. Now, in 2022 he has been deputed once again to contain Mahmood Musafir's efforts to make the AJK government fulfil its neglected responsibilities to the people: 


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Wednesday, 5 October 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 278 of 2022

2222hrs:

Day 122 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0801hrs

My punctuality deficit has increased to 25 minutes. I was late by 25 seconds! Late again nonetheless.

Punctuality percentage: 70 days on time or early of 122 = 57% punctual.

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Day 23 on JKTV's Twitter Space tries to concentrate on Citizen's Rights. What constitutes our rights and what doesn't:

Associated reference:

I think this should be an opportune moment to study the UN Charter and other documents of 'International Law'. We do not want our Citizen's Charter to contradict the UN Charter or any other subsequent widely agreed document/agreement between the international community at large. Here's a link to the UN Charter:

 
Space Count (That is: How many people have engaged so far): 756 (updated at 0351hrs on 09/10/2022) 

Average space count (23 days so far): 202

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The USA sent Ilhan Omar to AJK on the 21st of April and now we have just had US Ambassador to Pakistan Donald Blome spend 3 days here, between the 2nd and 4th of October. A tour that just finished yesterday and included visits to the capital Muzaffarabad and Bagh. We sincerely hope our neutrality is not affected, especially vis a vis American, Chinese, Indian and Pakistani interests. This sudden surge in American visibility in AJK in 2022 raises multiple questions and geo-political equations:

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Tuesday, 5 July 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 186 of 2022

2201hrs:

Day 30 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0808hrs

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So, there is now a growing perception that those who struggle for freedom or fundamental rights in AJK are being pushed against a wall. 

The gap of relative intolerance displayed by the occupying powers on either side of JKA is being rapidly narrowed, it is perceived.

There were many other arrests yesterday and have continued today throughout AJK, particularly in Rawalakot and Muzaffarabad. Activists of JKNAP, its student wing JKNSF and now UKPNP have been detained. Simultaneously, there has been a sharp increase in the volume of protests by the general public, particularly in reference to the shortage of electricity delivered throughout AJK. Some areas even report a pattern of 1 hour on and 3 hours off throughout the 24 hour cycle.

Here's just one example of arrests being made today in Muzaffarabad:


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Meanwhile, let's take you back to the British colonial age in India for a moment, via Gilgit Baltistan. We can borrow an Urdu phrase framed by the iconic activist Shafqat Inqalabi of Ghizer yesterday:


Translated thus:

Those cursed creatures who proclaim that they obtained freedom for the sake of cow's meat, what do they know that the English used them in the name of the cow to accomplish their motives.

End of translation....

I would suggest that our people are still a million years behind European colonial strategy. We need to catch up real fast or else we'll disappear as a political entity.

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Monday, 4 July 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 185 of 2022

1350hrs:

Day 29 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0808hrs

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I was trying to get hold of Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri of Athmaqam in the Neelam Valley yesterday afternoon. In the evening he was picked up by the local police who enticed him to SP Neelam's residence, ostensibly to talk about the murder case of Haseena Bibi. They allegedly passed him on to Pakistan's clandestine agencies, who effectively abducted him to an unknown location. 

We later found out this morning that he's in City Police Station Muzaffarabad.

 

Just a day before he was abducted he shared the following post in Urdu, on his Facebook wall:


Translation of above post:

I don't know why I feel that Brigadier Mehtab will get me killed.

Anyway, death is a reality.

If I am martyred at his hands while struggling for the freedom of my country and nation, then what could be a bigger fortune than that?

Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri

End of translation of FB post above....

To add context reference Brigadier Mehtab: 
Apparently he is a Pakistani military brigadier serving in Neelam and a couple of weeks ago he had urged or warned some members of the public - reportedly at the Deputy Commissioner Neelam's office - to ensure that the public boycott or stay aloof from Saddaqat Mughal. That the latter was a traitor and so on and so forth. In reaction, Saddaqat Mughal turned the screw in public about the Brigadier's reprehensible conduct in our territory and questioned the latter's authority and morality to engage in such vile propaganda.

Here's a statement publicly asking Brigadier Mehtab the cause of his fear, which featured in a newspaper as well as on his Facebook wall for the 1st of July:


The following alert in Urdu was sent out at 1058hrs this morning by Saddaqat's party:

️Alert🚩

Information Cell JKLFN

سربراہ جموں کشمیر لبریشن فرنٹ نظریاتی صداقت مغل کشمیری صاحب کو رات 12 بجے آٹھمقام سے نا معلوم افراد نے گرفتار کر کے مظفر آباد تھانے منتقل کر دیا ہے..

مقامی انتظامیہ ابھی تک گرفتاری کی وجوہات بیان کرنے سے انکاری ہے. اور بقول ایس پی مظفر آباد یاسین بیگ صاحب کے اوپر سے احکامات جاری کیے گئے ہیں.

جِس سے یہ واضع ہو چُکا ہے کہ پاکستان کی قابض ایجنسیوں نے صداقت مغل کشمیری صاحب کو مظفر آباد سے نا معلوم مقام پر منتقل کرنے کی کوشش جاری رکھی ہوئ ہے..

لبریشن فرنٹ نظریاتی کے کارکنان اس وقت مظفر آباد تھانے کے باہر موجود ہیں. ریاست بھر کے تمام قوم پرستوں سے اپیل ہے کہ وہ اپنے اپنے علاقوں میں فوری ردِ عمل دیں وگرنہ کل کو کوئ بھی قوم پرست انکے ہاتھوں سے بچ نا پائے گا اور وہ یونہی ایک ایک کر کے قوم پرستوں کو لاپتہ کرنے لگ جائیں گے....!!!!

منجانب:

شعبہ نشرواشاعت لبریشن فرنٹ نظریاتی

End of party alert:

Public Agency Note:

This alert has been forwarded via Public Agency and it is immediately learned that Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri is in City Police Station, Muzaffarabad, where the public is gathering to ensure he is not further abducted to Pakistan. 

It is important that he is kept there until release. 

We have decided to ask Quayyum Raja or anybody he deputes to negotiate with whoever comes forward in Muzaffarabad for his release as soon as practical. 

As Public Agency it is important that from a security and human rights perspective we immediately identify who ordered his kidnap and what do they want?

It is for the public of AJK to then demand negotiation via Public Agency (and Public Assembly if necessary) to identify constitutional, legal, political and administrative parameters for future reference. 

Remember, according to a recent post by the globally renowned Kashmiri jurist and expert on UN involvement in JKA Dr. Nazir Gilani (and I paraphrase for wider clarity) the state subjects (aspiring citizens) of this territory hold title to this territory and not India, Pakistan or any other political entity. 

They and others can be considered claimants and we are open to assess their merits, given a level of freedom of expression that would have to surpass what India, Pakistan, China or the UN have offered the titled inhabitants since 1947.

AJK Public Agency Note #121104072022

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Quayyum Raja's subsequent public statement:

I have been asked to negotiate the release of a Kashmiri leader Sadaqat Mughal. 

The first thing the police must do is to produce Sadaqat Mughal in court, so that the court can determine if he has committed any crime. 

It is not acceptable that police has acted as a result of an order from above. The public and accused must know who has ordered and why?

The police must follow the procedure and not hand him over to Pakistan. 

Sadaqat Mughal belongs to this neutral territory and the law of this territory should be respected. 

Quayyum Raja

1330hrs
04/07/2022

End of statement....

The above statement has been translated into Urdu as follows:

 

مجھ سے کہا گیا ہے کہ کشمیری رہنما صداقت مغل کی رہائی کے لیے مذاکرات کریں۔

 

پولیس کو سب سے پہلے صداقت مغل کو عدالت میں پیش کرنا ہے، تاکہ عدالت اس بات کا تعین کر سکے کہ آیا اس نے کوئی جرم کیا ہے۔

 

یہ قابل قبول نہیں کہ پولیس نے اوپر کے حکم کے نتیجے میں کام کیا ہو۔ عوام اور ملزمان کو معلوم ہونا چاہیے کہ حکم کس نے دیا اور کیوں دیا؟

 

پولیس کو طریقہ کار پر عمل کرنا چاہیے اور اسے پاکستان کے حوالے نہیں کرنا چاہیے۔

 

صداقت مغل کا تعلق اس غیر جانبدار علاقے سے ہے اور اس علاقے کے قانون کا احترام کیا جانا چاہیے۔

 

قیوم راجہ

 

1330 گھنٹے

04/07/2022

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Update at 1608hrs:

Public statement number 2 by Quayyum Raja:

Sadaqat Mughal resides in Neelam. If he has not committed any crime in Muzaffarabad, why has he been taken to Muzaffarabad and locked up there instead of Neelam?

Quayyum Raja

1549hrs
04/07/2022

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Update at 1645hrs:

Timely statement by Dr. Nazir Gilani:

Welcome Directions by COAS
Sadaqat Mughal

JKCHR welcomes the fresh directions issued by Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa to all his commanders and key officers, including those associated with the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), to stay away from politics and avoid interacting with politicians.

There is another habitat called AJK. Directions by Army Chief should be issued in that regard as well. Interference should end in AJK and roles should be in accordance with responsibilities assumed under UNCIP Resolutions.

We are concerned about the arrest of Sadaqat Mughal, a resident of Neelum. He heads a splinter faction of JKLF. 

Sadaqat Mughal had earlier voiced his grievance against an officer of Pakistan Army. The arrest should be transparent and a matter for the civil administration.  The army officer has a ‘higher burden’ of responsibilities.  He has to conduct himself as an “ambassador” of an institution and remain as an example while in Azad Kashmir.
 
The area has a history of abuse of power and activities in violation of law.  We urge that there should be an end to this carried forward abuse of authority. These actions are a violation of the duties assumed under UNCIP Resolutions.

We urge for an early release of Sadaqat Mughal.    

There should be a due process of law.

Dr. Syed Nazir Gilani
President JKCHR
04.07.2022

End of Dr. Gilani's note....

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Update at 2100hrs:

There is yet to surface any evidence of Saddaqat Mughal being detained under any legal provision. Meanwhile, he has been shifted from City Police Station in Muzaffarabad to Garhi Dupatta Police Station about 23 kilometres away.


Sources do inform us though that he is being detained in a room and not a cell at the police station. He has been given a 'kat' (bed) to sleep on. Such antics to shift prisoners is to counter the attention of the public, who usually gather in numbers when such controversial abductions/arrests are made.

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Update on 05/07/2022 at 1532hrs:

Information Cell JKLFN

جموں کشمیر لبریشن فرنٹ نظریاتی کے تمام دوستوں کو مطلع کیا جاتا ہے کہ آج مورخہ 5 جولائ شام 6 بجے اسلام آباد میں پریس کانفرنس کی جائے گی. پریس کانفرنس میں لبریشن فرنٹ نظریاتی کی سئینیر قیادت شرکت کرے گی. پریس کانفرنس سے پہلے ذمہ داران کا ہنگامی اجلاس منعقد ہو گا. پریس کانفرنس میں مختلف وفود تشکیل دیے جائیں گے اور مستقبل کے لائحہ عمل کا اعلان کِیا جائے گا.

اسلام آباد میں مقیم تمام دوست اِس نمبر پر رابطہ کریں.


Ansar Mehmood - General Secretary JKLFN - Contact: 03448850931
M. Umar - Spokesman JKLFN - Contact: 03400872248
Raja Azad - President JKLFN (Islamabad / Pakistan) - Contact: 03135338038

The Urdu note above intimates that Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front Nazriyati (Ideological) will conduct a press conference at 1800hrs in Islamabad (Pakistan) today and prior to that party members will convene an emergency session to chalk out a future strategy.

Here's video footage of the press conference:


What we learn from the above video are the following important initiatives taken by Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri's JKLFN leadership, in his absence:

  

Update on 05/07/2022 at 2025hrs:

A letter has been posted to the Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan by Zahoor Ali in Bradford UK, seeking Saddaqat Mughal's immediate release.

Here's the video of the letter and postal receipt:


The text of the letter is as follows:

Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan 
Room 409, 4th Floor R Block 
Pak Secretariat Constitution Ave,  Red Zone,  Islamabad, 
Islamabad Capital territory Pakistan.

RE: ARREST OF SADDAQAT MUGHAL KASHMIRE CHAIRMAN JKLFN. 

Dear federal Interior Minister of Pakistan. 

Pakistan Authorities have arrested Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri chairman JKLFN on baseless allegations and have been in custody at Muzaffarabad prison cell. 
My humble request to goverment of pakistan is to release Saddaqat Mughal Kashmiri immediately.
It would be wise for government of Pakistan not to compare POK with IOK, otherwise the consequences could be far beyond.

Saddaqat Mughal kashmiri is a resident of POK not IOK and should be treared differently than Kashmiris being treated by indian authorities.

Kind regards. 

Mr Zahoor Ali president JKLFN UK zone 
233, Burnsall Road 
Bradford BD3 9EA
West Yorkshire 
UNTIED KINGDOM. 

Tel:  07779897420.

End of letter....

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Earlier, throughout the day Zahoor Ali had been trying to contact the Section Officer (International Cooperation) at the Pakistani Ministry of Interior but not even once was the phone answered!

We have advised him to engage the Pakistani Consulate in Bradford and update us accordingly.

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Update on 05/07/2022 at 2100hrs:

Inside sources inform us that the defenders of the Pakistani State - aided by their pliant accessories in AJK - have been trying very hard to break Saddaqat Mughal's will but without any success. 

We think this is the most pathetic manner of trying to run a government in the 21st century, which even an infant would not buy.

That is, abduct someone and keep that person in your custody until you break their resolve. Narrate some fairy tales about your supposed commitment to Islam and how you represent the Muslims of the Indian sub-continent. It shouldn't matter that you habitually lie and cheat with those who pay you (taxes) to serve them, extract resources to maintain lavish lifestyles at the cost of the environment, exploit the weak and needy at will and deprive them of justice at every opportunity. 

How can fellow humans trust those who repeatedly try and make a fool out of the creator of human beings?

Is Saddaqat Mughal being punished to satisfy the ego of a Pakistani Military Brigadier who appeared overly keen to ensure the inhabitants of the Neelam valley remained subservient to the Pakistani narrative? 

Or is he being taught a lesson for pursuing justice for the alleged murder of Haseena Bibi by her in-laws, who were allegedly aided and supported by the rotten local administrative/political structure in the Neelam Valley?    

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Update on 07/07/2022 at 1023hrs:

Raja Umar provides some additional briefing about Saddaqat Mughal's case on Mission Kashmir TV:


at 1200hrs:

Saddaqat has been granted bail by a judicial magistrate in Muzaffarabad:


Congratulations to all those - at home and abroad - who played their part in curtailing the arms of the Pakistani army.

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Update on 08/07/2022 at 2031hrs:

Just a day after his release on bail, Saddaqat Mughal is back in action. Here he is explaining how and why he was arrested:


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Sunday, 26 June 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 177 of 2022

1943hrs:

Day 21 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0821hrs

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Playing the fool with time....

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Yet another example of gross human rights violations in AJK:

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Friday, 24 June 2022

Daily Diary (DD) - Day 175 of 2022

2040hrs:

Day 19 at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal.

0808hrs

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The fight continues, with relish....

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Here's the much anticipated comprehensive video interview of Malik Waseem Kashmiri, conducted by myself a few days ago:


Title and description was as follows:

Malik Waseem Kashmiri vs The State of AJK 

The land and people of Jammu Kashmir & Allied areas (JKA)

If we tolerate the strong occupying the weak inside our territory, then how do we reason with external occupiers?

Large or small, occupiers are occupiers.  

A comprehensive video interview of Malik Waseem Kashmiri by Tanveer Ahmed, in reference to the land of Sardar Singh and Ratan Singh in Naluchi, Muzaffarabad.

A comprehensive written report on this 'test case' will also be published very soon.

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Meanwhile, DC Muzaffarabad is trying his best to trace Malik Waseem and get him illegally arrested once again, to prevent him from agitating for his rights.

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We are reminding both our public as well as the institutions built courtesy of that public that cleaning our environment is a basic requirement for civilisation:


Here's the text describing the embedded video above:

Waste management, soil management, water management and human/data management at Maqbool Bhat Shaheed Square - Dadyaal

If it succeeds in this square it will succeed throughout the c.85K square miles of JKA.

Slavery is a curse and freedom doesn't come without getting your hands dirty.

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Daily Diary (DD) - Day 259 of 2026

0515hrs: Day 104 already and this 5 day gap has been amongst the longest in daily blogging since this war began on the 5th of June 2026. It ...