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| Jihad Council sez no, no, a thousand times no! |
| 2002-06-22 |
| Sheikh Jamilur Rehman, Secretary General of Muttahida Jehad Council, an umbrella of 15 Jehadi organisations fighting Indian rule in occupied Kashmir, on Friday ruled out any cease-fire with India and vowed to continue their armed struggle in occupied Kashmir. If you're not going to have Armed Struggle®, then you've got no reason to have a United Jihad Council, and Jamilur's out of a job. He'd have to go back to work sweeping floors at Fazlur Rehman's mosque... In a statement, Sheikh Jamilur Rehman, who is also chief of Tehrik ul Mujahideen, expressed his wonder over the remarks by Chairman All Parties Hurriyet Conference in which he asked Indian government to allow Hurriyet leaders to visit Azad Jammu Kashmir to broker a cease-fire with Jehadi outfits. He made it clear that in the presence of brutal Indian forces in occupied Kashmir, Jehad Council could not think about unilateral cease-fire. Sheikh Jamilur Rehman observed that sacrifices were the part of any struggle and if APHC leadership wants to escape from arrests and other sacrifices then they should keep in mind that they were betraying with the blood of Kashmiris. He urged the separatist leaders to adopt realistic stance on Kashmir in order to remove doubts among the Kashmiris. Realistically, if you go against the United Jihad Council, someone will kill you. |
| Posted by:Fred Pruitt |