Photos of JKLF Long March (5th Nov. 2009)
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
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watan ya wafan
ReplyDeleteInvisible but still can be seen and forever INSHALLAH, yes this is our inner strength and it's allowed you, to do something's amazing. Because at this event you have full opportunity to complete "incomplete agenda as Kashmiri Nation" Our struggle and our strength is very well known for personal interest carried out person's and parties. So we should untied and show them our full strength with our great ideology. This is a new opportunity, a new challenge, a new day... go ahead with confidence, with confidence, with confidence. Khawaja manzoor ahmed chishti. (manzoor.uk@gmail.com)
ReplyDelete"KIO DESH MANATA HAI JAB DIN APNI AZADI KA ,,,
ReplyDeleteDIL KA DARD SULGG UTHTA HAI YAAD AAYE KASHMIR BUHAT..........
Bille Thalay Se Bahar Aaney Lagi .. I think Indo-Pak and Sponsored leadership of kashmir have reached some solution which may division of kashmir ,, so such long march are not the need of our but each and every AZADI PASAnd kashmiri should come out to join such marches ...Congratulations to Each and every participant of the march,,,"
Letting Pakistan take Gilgit-Baltistan is like letting Pakistan rip our right arm off.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it that only JKLF is speaking up for the people of Guilgit-Baltistan (kashmir), were are the political parties of Azad Kashmir?
Once again we see that JKLF headed by Amanullah Khan leads the way. Why are other political parties and so-called Kashmiri leaders so quiet. Do they still not recognise who the true Leader of the Kashmiri people is?
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Brother Javed.
ReplyDeleteFrom the pictures you can see who the people of Kashmir recognise the leadership.
People need to come out and speak against the injustice. A mass mobilisation of people like this is vital in all regions of Kashmir. Gilgit-Baltistan row has proved that there is not much difference between India and Pakistan.
ReplyDeleteIt is shameful to see Pakistani leaders campaigning elections in disputed territory. I wonder what these misadventures will lead Pakistan to?
Kashmiries Campaign Against Pakistan`s Defacto Annexation of Gilgit Baltistan (POGB)
ReplyDeletePLEASE SIGN ON LINE PETITION BELOW
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/OGB
Kashmiries Campaign Against Pakistan`s Defacto Annexation of Gilgit Baltistan (POGB)
PROTEST IN FRONT OF PAKISTANI CONSULATE BRADFORD UK ON MONDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2009 AT 11am -12:30pm.
Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance UK (JKNIA UK) will be organising a protest in front of Pakistani consulate Bradford UK on Monday 16th November 2009 at 11am --12:30pm.
JKNIA UK strongly condemn the annexation and political invasion of the Pakistani state and their so-called democratic Govt. lead by Asif Ali Zardari.
All of the none state political parties including ruling PPP have rejected the results and challenged the credibility of the bogus elections in POGB.
JKNIA UK will be protesting for the fundamental ,constitutional and legal rights for the people of the Pakistani Occupied Gilgit Baltistan (POGB).
At the end of peaceful protest the leadership of JKNIA will be handing over a memorandum of protest to the Council General of Pakistan, against the DEFACTO ANNEXATION OF GILGIT BATISTAN.
Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance UK
1/ Jammu Kashmir National Liberation Front
2/ Jammu Kashmir National Awami Party UK
3/ Kashmir Freedom Movement
4/ Jammu Kashmir Plebiscite Front
5/ Kashmir Liberation Organisation
6/ Association of British Kashmiris
7/ Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
8/ Jammu Kashmir Peoples National Party
how many branches of the jklf are there? isnt yasin malik the leader?
ReplyDeleteYasin Malik was dissmissed from JKLF which resulted in a break away faction of JKLF (often reffered to as Yasin Group)
ReplyDeleteAs it is common with all factions, they do not have support at ground level.