Don’t act as firefighter, Malik to Moon Chairman Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, Mohammad Yasin Malik, who was placed under house arrest from last night, Saturday asked United Nation chief Ban Ki Moon to stop acting as firefighter. Malik said: 27th October is the blackest day of our history when our freedom was snatched by military might. While he hailed UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon for his remark on continuous firing and shelling across cease fire line and international border between Indian and Pakistan forces ‘which has put the lives and properties of millions of humans living across these lines in jeopardy’, he also asked the world body to not act as firefighter. He said that secretary general’s statement expressing his disquietude on the war like situation has once again proved that international community cannot ignore the hostility. “But the history of last 65 years is witness to the fact that never has UN or any other international leader or country done anything to eradicate the root cause of this tension that is continuously making the lives of millions of human’s hell,” he said. Malik said that United Nations and international community have been behaving like fire fighters and trying to extinguish the fire that occasionally flares up between India and Pakistan. He said that world including India and Pakistan know that dispute on Jammu Kashmir is the root cause of this tension and the conflict has not only destroyed three generations of Kashmiris but has jeopardized the prosperity, progress and peace of the subcontinent. He said that time has come when United Nations and the international community will have to rise above their politics and try to eradicate the root cause of this continued hostility and solve the Jammu Kashmir.
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 14:11:04 +0000
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