Azim, Mushaal seek nullifying of Shimla Agreement with India

LAHORE:Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Ameerul Azim and Mushaal Mullick, wife of Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik, demanded of the government to cut off all diplomatic ties and nullify Shimla Agreement with New Delhi to show commitment to the Kashmir liberation cause.

Addressing a joint press conference at Mansoora on Monday, both the leaders have appealed the media and nation to play active role to highlight the Indian genocide of Kashmiri Muslims continued for over 18 months.

Azim demanded of the government to take the case of detained Kashmiri leaders Yasin Malik, Syed Ali Gilani, Asiya Andrabi and others to the international court of justice and other world forums to ensure their release from illegal Indian detention.

Mushaal Mullick said a consistent National Kashmir Policy was the need of the hour. India could no more keep the Kashmiri people as its slave and the sun of freedom will soon rise on the occupied area, she said. Earlier, she along with her mother and daughter met JI leadership and offered fateh for the late JI leader Hafiz Salman Butt. Samia Raheel Qazi and Qaisar Sharif were also present on occasion.

certificates: Police Khidmat Marakiz issued 4,552 certificates to the citizens during the month of January. Around 2,110 character and 2,442 verification certificates were issued during the month of January. As many as 213 tenants were enrolled in different police stations under Tennant Registration Act whereas a total of 193 lost reports were registered and 13,126 learner permits, 1,590 renewal and 84 international licences were issued through these Police Facilitation Centres. CCPO Ghulam Mahmood Dogar said citizens are provided 14 services including Police Character Certificate, Verification and registration of employees and tenants, renewal of driving license under one roof at these Khidmat Centres. These verification and character certificates are issued to the overseas Pakistani citizens belonging to Lahore city and citizens for job purposes also, he said. Crackdown: Capital City Police Officer Ghulam Mahmood Dogar has said intelligence based crackdown on drug peddlers and suppliers has been launched.