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| Now JKLF warns Hurriyat! | | De Dhana Dhan! | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 20: In yet another achievement after the abrogation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, the separatist forces are getting exposed for issuing warnings against each other.
While the abrogation of the special status has already broken the back of the anti-national forces in J&K, in the latest the infighting between the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front and the Hurriyat Conference has come in public domain.
A letter purportedly written by the JKLF leaders to Hurriyat Conference makes some shocking revelations where the two groups don’t seem to be on the same page further. The JKLF has spoken about illegal occupation of Kashmir by Pakistan in the form on Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. The JKLF has accused the Hurriyat of doing politics on Kashmir for “personal benefits."
In the letter the JKPF leadership has openly “warned” the leaders to mend their ways. It is for the first time in the last few years that JKLF has issued warning to Hurriyat leaders. Earlier, Hurriyat leaders would also fight against each other.
Sources said the historic decisions as taken by the government led by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi since August 5, 2019 when the special status of Jammu and Kashmir was abrogated, are “setting things in order.”
“The separatist leaders have been cut their size and so are the regional mainstream leaders who would otherwise question the abrogation of the special status. Those who would criticize New Delhi are now praising the Modi government,” said a political observer.
Recently, on February 9, two of the MPs from PDP hailed the Modi government for its achievements.
It is pertinent to mention that roadside protests and other anti-national activities have already come to an end in Kashmir and tourism has picked up.
“Even the politics of hartal has come to an end,” said a senior official. |
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