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I will fight Modi’s Narrative of Naya Kashmir, peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue till my last breath: Er Rashid after his release from Tihar

‘My fight bigger than Omar Abdullah's; I am an agent of my constituency, my people; Cant forget dozens of Kashmiris who died in Tihar for want of treatment’

TKU DeskbyTKU Desk
September 11, 2024
in Jammu & Kashmir

Srinagar, Sep 11: Awami Itehad Party (AIP) patron Engineer Sheikh Abdur Rashid Wednesday said that he will fight against the Prime Minister Narendera Modi’s narrative of Naya Kashmir and the peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue till his last breath.

Talking to reporters in New Delhi, soon after walking free from Tihar jail after over five  years, Er Rashid, as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), said that he will fight against PM Modi’s narrative of Naya Kashmir and the peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue till his last breath.

“Let me tell you that PM Modi’s narrative of Naya Kashmir has miserably failed. That has been proved by the people of my constituency on June 4. The vote for me was actually a referendum against Modi’s narrative of Naya Kashmir that has failed,” he said. “I will fight against PM Modi’s narrative of Naya Kashmir and the peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue till my last breath.

Replying to a query about National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah, Er Rashid said Omar was fighting for the chair. “My fight is for my people. My fight is much bigger than what Omar Abdullah is fighting for. There is a difference between spending five years in London and spending this time in Tihar jail where prisoners crave for medical attention,” said Er Rashid who defeated Omar in Parliamentary polls by over two lakh votes.

Er Rashid said that he can’t forget how Altaf Ahmed Fantosh died for want of medical attention in Tihar jail. “Like  him there are dozens of Kashmiri prisoners who need medical attention,” he said.

The North Kashmir MP said that he will go back to the people to unite them and not to divide them. “If that’s a crime, I am proud to commit this crime again and again. If I will have to spend my entire life in Tihar for this crime, I am ready,” he said. “I won’t exploit my people. Let youth study, businessmen do business, leave politics to us.”—(KNO)

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