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| Hurriyat Conference (M) breaks yet again | | 6 General Council members quit | | Early Times Report
srinagar, Apr 11: The Hurriyat faction led by Mirwaiz Umer Farooq received another jolt today when six constituents pulled out of the amalgam over its failure to restore the 1993 constitution.
The organizations that quit today include Zafar Akber Bhat of Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement, Saleem Geelani of Jammu and Kashmir National Peoples Party, Hakeem Abdur Rashid of Muslim League, Yasmeen Raja of Muslim Khwateen Markaz, Bashir Andrabi of Kashmir Freedom Front and Shahid Saleem of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Movement have quit the conglomerate over its alleged failure to restore the 1993 constitution.
One of the leaders said the top leadership treated the conglomerate like a company. "The leaders discourage the general party members to express their opinion," he said adding the amalgam had derailed from its set goals.
The deserters, it is believed will take future decisions jointly. The exit comes after a year of senior leader, Shabir Shah's exit for similar reasons. Shah formed yet another faction of the Hurriyat Conference. He was joined by Nayeem Khan (National front), Yusuf Naqash (Islamic Political Party) and Azam Inqilabi (Mahaz-e-Azadi).
The Hurriyat Conference was formed in1993 and comprised of 33 political and social organizations.
Syed Ali Geelani opted out in 2003 to form his own faction. The split was believed to have been caused by participation of Peoples Conference (PC) in the elections through proxies. |
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