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Withdraw Army, says Geelani
SRINAGAR, FEB. 21. The former chairman of the All-Party Hurriyat
Conference (APHC), Mr. Syed Ali Shah Geelani, has said that the
people of Jammu and Kashmir will accept nothing short of
``Azadi'' (total independence).
At a condolence meeting at Sonawari in Baramulla today, Mr.
Geelani said peace in the sub-continent was possible only when
the Kashmir issue was resolved according to the wishes of the
people of the State.
He demanded total withdrawal of security forces as people were
being killed in ``fake encounters'', particularly by the Special
Operation Group of the State Police.
The recent demonstrations against the Government and the security
forces should serve as an eye opener for all those who claimed
that people's support for the ``freedom struggle'' in Kashmir was
waning, he said.
- UNI
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