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Report of Delimitation Commission of IIOJK is violation of UN resolutions: AJK PM Sardar Tanveer Ilyas

Muzaffarabad: Azad Jammu and Kashmir Prime Minister Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan has rejected the final report of Delimitation Commission on Jammu and Kashmir.

PM Tanvir Ilyas Khan termed the report as violation of UN Resolutions. He said that Jammu and Kashmir is a internationally recognized disputed territory. He said that Indian actions are open violation of United Nations Resolutions.

Addition of constituencies in non-Muslims province (Jammu) is a conspiracy to change bio demography of State. International community must have to intervene to stop Indian atrocities in IIOJK.

Earlier, the High Court Bar Association (HCBA) has rejected the final report of Delimitation Commission on Jammu and Kashmir.

The HCBA spokesman Advocate GN Shaheen said that the Delimitation Commission maintained its preliminary report in total disregard to reservations and objections of political and socio-economic organisations of the occupied territory. “The process of disempowerment and disenfranchisement motion continued with full velocity,” he added.

The High Court Bar Association rejects the final report submitted by the Delimitation Commission in its entirety being contrary to political aspirations, legal ethics, geographic and topographic considerations, GN Shaheen added.

He pointed out that the delimitation panel’s report is motivated at political dispersion of Jammu and Kashmir to further the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) agenda on Kashmir and aimed at ratification of the decision of abrogation of Article 370. “The BJP-led government is apprehensive of Supreme Court verdict on Article 370 and unable to defend the abrogation on legal and constitutional foundations before the Supreme Court of India,” he added.

 

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