Key J&K issues discussed at meeting of Muslim Rashtriya Manch

New Delhi [India], December 12 (ANI): The Muslim Rashtriya Manch in a crucial meeting here in the national capital on Tuesday deliberated on comprehensive development in Jammu and Kashmir, connecting it with the mainstream.

The RSS-backed Muslim body in a release said that it was decided that instead of perpetuating the destructive politics pursued by opposition parties for years, everyone should contribute positively to the prosperity and development of Jammu and Kashmir.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh national executive member and patron of the Muslim Rashtriya Manch, Indresh Kumar on Tuesday stated that the politics dividing India faced defeat, and the politics emphasizing unity and integrity emerged victorious.

The National Media Coordinator of the Manch, Shahid Sayeed, reported that Indresh Kumar emphasized the irreversible end of Article 370, which had acted as a wall fostering separatism, conspiracy, terrorism, violence, and hatred. He highlighted the importance of an inquiry committee to investigate the large number of deaths and displacements that occurred from 1980 till now, ensuring justice for the victims.

Indresh Kumar expressed the shared desire for India, whether it be the RSS, BJP, or the Muslim Rashtriya Manch, always to remain undivided. He stressed the establishment of constitutional values for the defense of unity. Indresh Kumar asserted that the nation has always been united as one, emphasizing the significant step taken by the government with determination.

Kumar proudly acknowledged the sacrifices of Shyama Prasad Mukherjee and millions of others, praising the government’s historic decision to integrate Jammu and Kashmir into the country’s mainstream by revoking Article 370 on August 5, 2019. He credited the government for making decisions based on understanding and determination, unlike the potentially enslaving actions of Nehru’s Congress.

During the Muslim Rashtriya Manch meeting, national coordinators, divisional coordinators, state coordinators, deputy coordinators, and other activists welcomed decisions made in unison. The meeting recognized that the controversial Article 370 and 35A had hindered the development and progress of Jammu and Kashmir. It was decided to replace the destructive politics of the opposition with a positive contribution to the prosperity and development of the region. The meeting emphasized the need to provide education and culture to children, reduce school dropouts, and offer better training in sports for those interested.

Members present in the meeting included Muhammad Afzal, Shahid Akhtar, Virag Pachpor, Girish Juyal, Majid Talikoti, Sayyed Raza Hussain Rizvi, Mazahir Khan, Abu Bakr Naqvi, SK Mudeen, Islam Abbas, Reshma Hussain, Irfan Ali Peerzada, Khursheed Razaka, Tahir Hussain, Bilal ur Rahman, Shalini Ali, Mahtab Alam, Haji Sabreen, Imran Chaudhary, Thakur Raja Rais, Tusharkant, Faiz Khan, Altamash Bihari, Keshav Patel, among more than 60 offline and online participants.