Media coverage to the outburst of Farooq
Abdullah against India is too late. Pundits read his mind in January 1990 and
rightly took the right step. Muslims believed that the mayhem was exclusively
against Pundits and dared not to indulge. Those who dared to indulge paid heavy
price for their indulgence. And those who did not indulge continue to pay the
price.
May 2009, my host in the valley introduced me
to Pak trained Bashir who had crossed the border in 1990 for Arms training.
After his return, he took to the job of a pavement fruit vendor. One day after
many years after his return he was identified by one of his co-trainee and got
an imprisonment of nine months under PSA.
By
2011, we became familiar to each other. He had a desire for Umra, pilgrimage to
Mecca. One day on his request I accompanied him to the office of the SSP
Counterintelligence to know status of the police verification prerequisite for
issuance of passport in his favour.
Riyaz Bedar IPS, the then SSP Counterintelligence obliged with
prompt response. He called for the file. For want of favourable report, the
file was filed and not processed further.
I said to the officer that the applicant as
per his documents is 1977 born. 1990 when he crossed the border he was an
immature boy of thirteen. He boarded a matador calling ‘Kopvour Apour’ (Kupwara
and across the border)-a free long joy ride. Is it fault of an immature boy of
13 or fault of the Police that allowed a public transport vehicle without route
permit and did not check whether the driver had license, whether the vehicle
had fitness, whether the vehicle was insured, whether the vehicle had route
permit for the route and other necessary documents to ply on the road?
The
Officer said this question better to be posed to Farooq Abdullah the then Chief
Minister and the then Director General of Police. He further said that 1989, there were approximately 315 militants in the valley.
Aijaz Dar died in the encounter while attacking the then DIG G M Wattali. Janak
Singh the then senior journalist representing Times of India alleged the
attack as a fake one. He cooked a shameful story and described it as murder of
Aijaz Dar. He alleged that Dar became victim of love affairs with someone in
the family. Out of 315, the police had apprehended 110 and the rest were on the
run but likely to be netted any moment thereafter. Many police officers quoted
and believed Janak Singh. Rajiv Gandhi gagged Lala Tirth Ram Amla the Raj Sabha
Member from the Congress in the Raj Sabha and ruled out his information about
militancy. He accused Lala Ji of spreading rumour.
Farooq Abdullah issued orders for release of the 110
captives including Ishfaq Majid. Ishfaq Majid said to Mohiuldin Shah, the then
Cabinet Minister that his release and release of other militants was the
biggest blunder committed by the Government. Liyaqat, SHO Maisuma Police
Station an upright officer with three stars preferred to resign rather than to
oblige the mischievous Chief Minister , who
challenged Liaqat at Lalchowk whether the Chief Minister of J&K State was
Liyaqat or Farooq Abdullah.
The late Mirza Hamid Iqbal IPS (Retired DIG)
clandestinely saved his life and went into oblivion for he had reported the
hideouts of militants and their arsenals enough to fight against the Government
for ten years. O N Koul IPS (Retired IGP) accompanied one Inspector Police from
CID to reveal presence of foreign militants armed with weapons to the then DG
Police. The DG instead of appreciating the officer for sensitive information
mocked and questioned him as to why he did not catch hold of them bare handed.
Public transport without route permits ferried enthusiasts for Arms training
across the border without any police check en route. Above all Farooq Abdullah
confessed to the media that he did send his boys across the border for Arms
training.
I am victim of a game plan hatched at a very
high level. In the interests of the country, I pray the traitor erstwhile Chief
Minister of the State and Cabinet Minister at the Centre be tried for treason
at its earliest.
Bríjû dàss te Girdass chhú vanàn låsív tû
basiv
A wanderer in exile at 78 Deprived of his
Cremation Ground by the Farooq Abdullah Government with acquiescence by
the Rajiv Government at the Center.
“Mezareabal tanie chi hazar tufaan
Vujarea gachi gachi kabaer ti ravem”(Dolwal)
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