A Group of Indigenous Kashmir freedom movement leaders delivered a memorandum at 10 downing Street London

A Group of Indigenous Kashmir freedom movement leaders presented a memorandum on Friday, at 10 downing street, the official residence of Prime Minister UK, David Cameron.

 Memorandum has been signed by 2
 hundred overs British Parliamentarians included Mayors, councillors and social & political community leaders.

In memorandum, Prime minister David Cameron has been urged by Kashmiris to raise the unresolved issue of Jammu Kashmir during his meeting on 12  November with Prime  Minister India Narendra Modi and must be asked him question on communalism, extremism and chauvinism that has been unleashed under his government in Kashmir.

The reminder was made on behalf of British Kashmiri community by indigenous Kashmiri leaders Raja Nahabat Hussein, Jammu Kashmir solidarity movement European Union; Sabir Gul, President JKLF UK; Fahim kiyani, convener Tehreek-e- Kashmir UK; and Dr.  Inayatullah Andarabi, IOK Mehaaz-e- Islami.

Writes Israr Ahmed Khan

JKLF Luton Branch Planning meeting On Anti Modi March London

Luton: On Sunday afternoon 01 November 2015 JKLF Luton Branch Organised a planning meeting regarding Anti Modi March London at Bury Park Luton.

The meeting was supervised by the president JKLF Luton Branch Raja Kaman Afsar Khan and the conduct of the meeting was carried out by Luton Branch general Secretary Liaqat Lone.

The agenda of the meeting was Community Mobilization regarding Anti Modi March At Wembley London on 13 November 2015.

Apart from the Branch members, The president JKLF UK Zone Sabir Gul and General Secretary JKLF UK Zone Syed Tehseen Gilani were Also present.

Sabir Gul concluded the meeting that Kashmir have seen limitless tragedies and five lakh Kashmiri have sacrificed their lives for freedom. We will not welcome the person whose hands are smeared with the blood of Innocent Kashmiris.

Our struggle is peaceful and we will continue our struggle until we get the unfettered right of self determination.

  Gul reiterated his appeal to the Kashmiri diaspora in UK to make "This Protest" a success" to inform the whole world that Kashmiris Will not accept anything less then freedom.