Srinagar, July 17 (Newswire): In occupied Kashmir, veteran Kashmiri Hurriyet leader, Syed Ali Gilani, has expressed serious concern over the plight of illegally detained Kashmiri Hurriyet leaders and activists.
Syed Ali Gilani addressing a public meeting in Khanmoh said that it was the collective responsibility of the people to take care of the families of the detainees. He urged the well-off people to deposit their donations with his party, Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, for providing legal and monetary help to hundreds of Kashmiris languishing in different jails for years.
The veteran Hurriyet leader maintained that no time frame could be fixed for liberation and the freedom struggle could go to any length of time and urged the Kashmiris to carry forward the ongoing movement with determination till it reached its logical conclusion.
Syed Ali Gilani also expressed concern over the huge expenditures on marriages terming it as suicidal for the society. "On the one hand, a section of people spend crores on unnecessary expenditures in marriages, on the other hand, our daughters in poor families are sitting unmarried even after crossing their marriageable age for want of dowry and other expenditure," he said.
He reiterated his appeal to masses for setting Bait-ul-Mal in every locality to help widows, orphans and poor and other needy people especially the victims of state terrorism.
Syed Ali Gilani addressing a public meeting in Khanmoh said that it was the collective responsibility of the people to take care of the families of the detainees. He urged the well-off people to deposit their donations with his party, Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, for providing legal and monetary help to hundreds of Kashmiris languishing in different jails for years.
The veteran Hurriyet leader maintained that no time frame could be fixed for liberation and the freedom struggle could go to any length of time and urged the Kashmiris to carry forward the ongoing movement with determination till it reached its logical conclusion.
Syed Ali Gilani also expressed concern over the huge expenditures on marriages terming it as suicidal for the society. "On the one hand, a section of people spend crores on unnecessary expenditures in marriages, on the other hand, our daughters in poor families are sitting unmarried even after crossing their marriageable age for want of dowry and other expenditure," he said.
He reiterated his appeal to masses for setting Bait-ul-Mal in every locality to help widows, orphans and poor and other needy people especially the victims of state terrorism.
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