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From: Labbayk YaMahdi <labbayk_yamahdi@yahoo.ca>
Date: Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 8:06 PM
Subject: [bangla-vision] Grieved Mothers of India Say: Stop! Killing of Children in Occupied Kashmir
To: Al Mahdi Unite Muslims <mahdiunite@yahoogroups.com>
From: Labbayk YaMahdi <labbayk_yamahdi@yahoo.ca>
Date: Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 8:06 PM
Subject: [bangla-vision] Grieved Mothers of India Say: Stop! Killing of Children in Occupied Kashmir
To: Al Mahdi Unite Muslims <mahdiunite@yahoogroups.com>
Grieved Mothers Of India Say: StopThere is a sound in Kashmir that resonates longer than the staccato of the gun. There is a sound in Kashmir that wants the violence to stop. There is a sound in Kashmir, that doesn't care about politics. There is a sound in Kashmir echoing: STOP, Enough! It is the sound of mothers crying as they wait for their children to return knowing that they may not. Wailing, as they wonder why their young ones were killed. The Mothers of India calls out to the mothers all over India to make sure that no child is killed in Kashmir; that no mother cries in silence that violence does not beget more violence. Mothers all over the country need to demand answers, why has Kashmir lost 17 children to a conflict they don't even understand? We, the mothers, must raise our voices against any kind of extremism. After all we do not give birth to our children to see them killed brutally by bullets. How can we justify the violence on either side? How long can we be mute spectators and not respond to the pain of our sisters in Kashmir? With 45 lives lost in the last few weeks we cannot sit back any more. We need to raise our voices for dialogue and debate. We need to look at a peaceful resolution to this mindless violence. The blame game should stop and mothers can do this. The Mothers of India believe that the situation in Kashmir may yet be retrieved if the Government acknowledges that young people are feeling alienated. Treating it as a law and order problem will only deepen conflict and alienation. This is a call to the mothers of Kashmir, of Manipur, of Assam of Chhattisgarh, of all the conflict zones to rise and come together for the future of our children. If we don't stand up now and call for peace we will never be able to face our children whose future we are allowing to be destroyed. This is not a problem of just the Kashmiri mothers alone. We are all impacted by the situation in Kashmir. Don't our children deserve to live with dignity? Don't they deserve a secure future? Don't they deserve to grow feeling free and safe? We the mothers need to stand in solidarity against violent extremism. We need to permeate the corridors of power with a call for peace. Our voice has to be heard. Our voice will be heard! Released on behalf of : 1. Aasma Khan – Kriti Sansthan, MP 2. Aasma Parveen – Navdisha Sahar Mahila, Chanderi, MP 3. Amandeep Kaur – Punjab 4. Amrita Nandy Joshi- Sangat 5. Anju Dubey, Centre for Social Research 6. Annie Raja, NFIW 7. Anuradha Marwah, Ajmer Adult Education Association (AAEA) 8. Aparna Dwivedi, Human Rights Law Network 9. Astha Ranjan, ANHAD 10. Balwinder Kaur - Punjab 11. Bansanti Behera - Orissa 12. Barkha Lakra – Jharkhand 13. Bharti Sonkar – Bhopal, MP 14. Bimla Bardhan - Orissa 15. Bondita Acharaya - Assam 16. Chandrakanta Bharti – Dalit Foundation, New Delhi 17. Charu - Punjab 18. D. Sharisa – Tamil Nadu 19. Damyanti Tambay, Secy. War Widows Association 20. Dr V Rukmini Rao, Gramya Resource Centre for Women ,Secunderabad 21. Dr. Jyotsna Chatterji, Joint Women's Programme 22. Dr. Nasreen Jamal – Jharkhand 23. Dr. Rose Kerketta -Orissa 24. Dr. Shanti Khalko – Jharkhand 25. Dr. V. Mohini Giri, Chairperson, Guild of Service and war Widows Association, 26. E.Ezhil Caroline – Tamil Nadu 27. Farhat Amin – Orissa 28. IGSSS 29. J. Gurmeet Singh, President War Widows Association 30. Jamila Nishat – Hyderabad 31. Jayanti Ahirwar – Amantran Mahila Mandal, Khajuraho, MP 32. Johani Xaxa - Orissa 33. K. Shangnaidur Tontang - Manipur 34. Kamala Valli – Tamil Nadu 35. Kamala Bhasin- Sangat 36. Kamini Attawaele – NAWO, Chattisgarh 37. Khairun Nisan Ibrahim Pasta – Ahmedabad, Gujarat 38. Koely Roy – Kolkatta, West Bengal 39. Lalita Missal – Orrisa 40. Leena Gajbhiye – AIPWO, Nagpur, Maharashtra 41. M. Narmadha Devi – Women Initiative in development, Tamil Nadu 42. Mahfuza Rehman – Gawahati, Assam 43. Manisha Trivedi-ANHAD, Gujarat 44. Manju Rai – Rajasthan 45. Manjula Pradeep – Navsarjan, Gujarat 46. Mansi Sharma – ANHAD, New Delhi 47. Mary G. Bage - Orissa 48. Mehjabeen Pathan -Gujarat 49. Meristella Wahlang – Meghalaya 50. Monisha Behl – North Eastern Network, Assam 51. Mousumi Gupta, YWCA of India 52. N Naseema – Tamil Nadu 53. Nanom Jamoh – Arunanchal Pradesh 54. Navneet Kaur - Punjab 55. Nazhat H. Shaista - Gujarat 56. Neelu Parmar - Gujarat 57. Nonitala Narengbam – Manipur 58. Noori Parveen – Jharkhand 59. Nusarat Naqvi – Ajmer 60. Padmini Kumar, Joint Women's Programme 61. Pamela Philipose, Women Feature Service. 62. Prabhawati – Sakhi Kendra, Kanpur, UP 63. Premwati Dhumketi – Mandla district, MP 64. Priyanka Jaiswal, ANHAD 65. Prity Bohidar – NAWO, MP 66. Promilla Swain – NAWO, Orissa 67. Qamar Azad Hashmi, Delhi 68. PV Sathyabadan – Hyderabad, AP 69. Rajni - NAWO, Chattisgarh 70. Resly Abraham – Anvashi Dalit Women Centre, Thiruvalla, Kerala 71. Rosa Wahlang – Meghalaya 72. Rose Mary Dzuvichau - Kohima, Nagaland 73. S. Kamala Deva Mani – Tamil Nadu 74. S. Ramzan – Tamil Nadu 75. Sabiha Naaz - Jharkhand 76. Salge Mardi - Jharkhand 77. Samina Begum – AYESHA, Suberpur 78. Sania Hashmi, ANHAD Media 79. Savitri Dhumketi – Mandla district, MP 80. Shabnam Hashmi – ANHAD, New Delhi 81. Shabnam Sen Gupta – NAWO, MP 82. Sheba George, NAWO, Sahrwaru, Gujarat 83. Shipra Devi – Chattisgarh 84. Smriti Minocha, HRLN, Delhi 85. Sonam Gupta, ANHAD 86. Subhashini – Mahila Manch, UP 87. Sudha Sundararaman, General Secretary, AIDWA Suneeta Dhar, JAGORI 88. Sunila Singh, Jagori 89. Sunita Macwan - Gujarat 90. Supriya Mallik - Orissa 91. Sushila Goyal – NAWO, MP 92. Swapna Majumdar 93. Tarini Manchanda 94. Thulasi Munda - Orissa 95. Urmi Chaluna – Tripura 96. Vasavi Kiro – Jharkhand 97. Vidya Sharma – Jhansi, UP 98. Vinita Nagar, Delhi 99. Women's Initiative For Peace In South Asia 100. Zulekha Jabin – Chattisgarh Srinagar. 1. 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