US and Israel cannot save India from destruction

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US and Israel cannot save India from destruction: Syed Salahuddin

Updated on 2001-05-15 12:46

 

ISLAMABAD, May 15 (PNS): Chairman of United Jihad Council and Supreme

Commander of Hizbul Mujahideen Syed Salahuddin said the US and Israel

cannot save India from destruction and the only way India can save

itself from disintegration similar to the Soviet Union is by solving

the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the aspirations of the Kashmir

people and the UN resolutions.

 

In an interview with Al Jazira, a Saudi newspaper, the Hizb leader

said that India's ceasefire is an eyewash to conceal its notorious

designs from the international community.

 

He said if India accepts Kashmir as a disputed territory and agrees

on holding tripartite talks then the Mujahideen would give them a

positive response.

 

He said India's traditional stubborn attitude has put the peace in

south Asia at stake.

 

Three wars have already been fought between India and Pakistan on

this dispute and the possible fourth war, which would be a nuclear

war, would lead to massive destruction.

 

Syed Salahuddin said the Kashmir movement has entered a decisive

phase and India is trying everything possible to sabotage the

movement however the Kashmiris would foil any such attempts of India.

 

He further added that any further delay in the resolve of this

pending dispute could lead to India's destruction and then not even

its closest allies US and Israel could save it.

 

In response to a question, Syed Salahuddin said the Mujahideen can

easily target any Indian installation and the Indians have been

suffering constant defeat at the hands of the Mujahideen for the past

12 years and defeat has been written in their fate.

 

In response to a question regarding the Palestine Intifadah, the Hizb

chief said the Intifadah is having a positive impact on the Kashmir

movement, it is a source of inspiration for the Kashmir Mujahideen

and the Kashmir people have always prayed that their struggle against

the oppressive un-Islamic elements would bear fruit.

 

In response to another question regarding the refusal by the Iraqi

government to grant visa to the Chief Minister Kashmir Farooq

Abdullah he said this step shows that Iraq supports the Kashmir

movement and we hope that other Islamic countries would take similar

concrete measures for aiding the Kashmiris in their just cause of

attaining freedom.