Srinagar, July 14: Hurriyat Conference President Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said on Monday that Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah should “focus his focus on maintaining the dignity and fundamental rights of the people, as he” tasted the bitter drug of high and high drug “.
He was commenting on earlier developments during the day, in which the Chief Minister noticed that the police had seen the martyr’s gates near Novata on July 13, 1931, after stopping from paying tribute to 22 people killed by the forces of Maharaja Hari Singh.
“Power teaches a little, powerlessness teaches more! Today CM Saheb @OMarabdullah has tasted the right of the totalitarian high prosperity and the bitter medicine of helplessness that the common Kashmiri face has been different forms everyday, because all agency and space have rejected them,” Mirviz said in a post on X.
“This experience hopes to maintain its dignity and work honestly to maintain their fundamental rights and work honestly,” Mirwaiz said.
Abdullah and several leaders of the National Conference and opposition parties a dramatic scene came out a day later, allegedly kept under a house arrest to prevent Mark Shaheed’s day from going to the cemetery on 13 July.
National Conference President Farooq Abdullah took an autorickshaw from Khanyar Crossing to Shaheed Memorial, while Education Minister Sakina ITATU surprised everyone by riding a Pillian on a scooty for the memorial.
Security forces sealed the roads leading to both Khanyar and Novata Paksha to martyr cemetery in Srinagar city.
As soon as Omar Abdullah’s horseman reached Khanyar in the old city, he got down from his vehicle and went over a kilometer to reach the cemetery only to find the closed gates by the authorities.
The Chief Minister then climbed the main gate and entered the cemetery premises to offer ‘Fateha’. His security men and many other national conference leaders also did this even before doing so. (Agencies)
