Muzaffarabad: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front Pays Tribute to Supreme Commander Amanullah Khan on 9th Death Anniversary

Muzaffarabad, AJK (Pakistan administered Kashmir): The Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has paid glowing tributes to its Supreme Commander, Amanullah Khan, on his 9th death anniversary.

In a statement issued in Muzaffarabad, JKLF spokesperson Mohammad Rafiq Dar hailed Amanullah Khan as a “great revolutionary leader” who carved a new chapter in Kashmir’s history through his relentless political and diplomatic efforts, as well as his firm ideological vision.

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Dar stated that the people of Kashmir responded to Amanullah Khan’s call by making unparalleled sacrifices for the Kashmir cause, a struggle that continues to this day. He honored the sacrifices of prominent JKLF leaders and activists, including Shaheed Ashfaq Majeed Wani, Shaheed Sheikh Abdul Hameed, Shaheed Dr. Abdul Ahad Guru, and Shaheed Shabbir Siddiqui, along with dozens of other leaders and thousands of workers who laid down their lives for Kashmir’s freedom.

The spokesperson also highlighted that JKLF Chairman Mohammad Yasin Malik and thousands of other Kashmiris remain imprisoned in Indian jails, including in occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

On the occasion of Amanullah Khan’s 9th death anniversary, JKLF and its student wing, the Students Liberation Front, are organizing commemorative events worldwide to honor his legacy.

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Tribute to Shaheed Mohammad Yasin (Bilal Dhobi)

Meanwhile, Rafiq Dar also paid homage to Shaheed Mohammad Yasin, popularly known as Bilal Dhobi, from Srinagar’s downtown area, on his martyrdom anniversary. Dar emphasized that his contributions and sacrifices for the freedom movement would always be remembered.