Trarkhel: (Azadi Times) – In an meeting organized by the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front and its student wing on November 23rd, key figures including Central Deputy Secretary of Information, Shakil Chaudhry Advocate, and Zonal Organizer Sardar Aman Khan convened to discuss crucial matters.
The conference witnessed the active participation of prominent individuals such as Safiyan Zafar, Fawad Elias, Matiullah Khan, Khurram Javaid, Mujeeb-ul-Islam, Irfan Mansoor, Ikram Tasdeeq, Faisal Akram, Adnan Altaf, Farhan Khan, Babloo Khanzada, and Aqib Latif. They formally embraced membership in the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front and its Student Wing.
Participants expressed their unwavering commitment to the pursuit of self-determination for the state of Jammu and Kashmir, emphasizing that it remains the sole organization present across all three divided parts of the state. New members were warmly welcomed by Central Deputy Secretary of Information, Shakil Ahmed Chaudhry Advocate, and Zonal Organizer Sardar Aman Khan.
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Addressing the assembly, they extended greetings and highlighted the continued imprisonment of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front Chairman, Muhammad Yasin Malik, in Delhi’s Tihar Jail. Malik’s only crime, they asserted, is speaking out for the freedom of their people.
The gathering stressed the need for the community to play its role in supporting the cause, urging for solidarity to strengthen the hands of Dr. Tawqeer Gilani, the President of Azad Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan Zone.
Leaders like Sardar Khalid Khan, Sardar Gul Bahar Farooq Khan, Sardar Usman Khan, and others welcomed new members, expressing hope that they would contribute their efforts to popularize the ideology of Maqbool Butt, Amanullah Khan, and Yasin Malik throughout the state.
The Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front Student Wing’s district in Suddhanuti played host to this significant event, reflecting the ongoing dedication to the struggle for self-determination in the region.
