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Kashmir militant factions unite for total independence
ISLAMABAD. Dec 18 Seven Pakistan based Kashmiri grou ps vowed today to fight for the complete independence of Kashmir rather than Joining India or Pakistan who now rut the divided Himalayan region, reports Reuter.
The main Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front MKLH and six other groups said In a Joint declaration the Muslim revolt In lhe two thirds of the region ruled by India was a war for complete independence of Jammu and Kaahmtr'
Pakistan controls the re malnlng third of the region.
The JK1>' has spearheaded the two-year-old revolt In which at least 5,000 people have been killed In clashes between the niiliiants and
The de-e laratton Issued al a
news conk rcncc follows JKLF complaints over the past several months that Islamabad was helping only those groups which want Kashmir lo Join Pakistan
The groups joining the JKLF In lhe declaration arc Jammu and Kashmir National Liberation Front. Jammu and Kashmir Plebiscite Front Kashmir Freedom Movement. Tehrtk Islam! Jamhoorta Kashmir. AI MuJahldetn Fti-Islam and Quami Tehrtk Azad I Kashmir
The declaration said the seven groups would resist any move aimed al "weakening or chaining the nature of the armed freedom struggle now going on in Indian held
New Delhi regards the whole of Kashmir an integral part of the Indian union.
Islamabad says the predominantly Muslim Kashmiris must decide In a United Natkins mandated plebiscite whether lo join Islamic Pakistan or Hlndu-ma)ortly India.
Jammu and Kashmir or any part there of Is not a constitutional part of India. Pakistan or any other country," the declaration said
The Kashmir Issue is not a dispute between India and Pakistan over the proprietorship of a territory but concerns the Inherent .... right of self-dclcrmiiMtion of Kashmiris."
India accuses Pakistan of fomenting the Kashmir revolt and training and arming the milltanla. Ifakislan dentes the charge saying Ite help for them is only neral and polltlcai.
An AFP report adds, they called for the removal of the 1948 border dividing the- slate bclwven rival neighbours India and Pakistan and demanded the merger of northern Gllgn and Ifahlstan. administered by Islamabad, into a rc-unlud; Kashmir slate.
The parties recently adopted a Joint declaration al lathorc urging Kashmiris to Join the freedom movement.
Releasing the text lo reporters here Amanullah Khan, whose JKLF is one qf more militant groups spearheading the bloody separatist movement for more than two years, said Kashmir wanted a republic frex- from Indian domination.
Khan is not supported by Islamabad which insists on implementation of a 1948 UN resolution on a plebiscite binding the Kashmiris cither to accede to India or Pakistan.
Pakistan dentes giving military help, but vows to continue giving political and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri slrug-gje.
The Ixihorc Declaration said the Kashmir issue is not a dis putc between India and Pakistan over the territory's proprietorship.
The right of self-determi-
nation of a ruition cannot be limited.' coiidlltoned or cir-> uiiiM'rilMd,* 11-s.ild.
I quilting Kashmirs right to scil-ckte rinlnaUoii Ivas tantamount to deposing ihcjn of th.il right, Il said.
It said any solution not based on Kashmiris unfettered right of self determination would not be actvptabk to the people of Jummu tuid Kashmir slate, or of any constitutional or moral value.
It called upon the Islamabad-controlled government of Azad (free) Kashmir to exlend maximum possible malc-rialland moral support lo Ihc freedom fighters "
Stressing that Gilgil and Baitistan states, bordering China, were integral parts of Kashmir, the declaration demanded transfer of ihc region's control lo the Azad Kashmir government
The parties believe that "the best, most equitable and practicable solution of Kashmir Issue is to reunite the forcibly divided Jammu-Kashmir state and make ft a fully independent country whose geographical borders should be the same as existed before India and Pakistan* independence in August 1947.