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No letter from Aziz, ailing Azad Kashmir student appeals for visa to Sushma Swaraj

Osama has been accepted as a patient by a private hospital in Saket in New Delhi. Doctors at the hospital have told him he needs a liver transplant. But the Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry has turned down the family’s plea for a letter from Aziz to the Indian High Commission.
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Diagnosed with a tumour in the liver, a 24-year-old in Azad Kashmir wants to travel to New Delhi for treatment but is unable to make the journey because Sartaj Aziz, Pakistan Prime Minister’s Advisor on Foreign Affairs, will not write a letter to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad that the youth be granted a medical emergency visa.

Rawalakot resident Osama Ali’s family is appealing to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to revoke the requirement of a letter from Aziz for a medical emergency visa.

On July 10, Swaraj had made such a letter conditional for these visas. She had also slammed Aziz for “not showing the courtesy even to acknowledge” her letter on a visa for the mother of Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian sentenced to death by a Pakistan military court on the charge of spying.

Osama has been accepted as a patient by a private hospital in Saket in New Delhi. Doctors at the hospital have told him he needs a liver transplant. But the Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry has turned down the family’s plea for a letter from Aziz to the Indian High Commission.

Osama’s father Javed Naz Khan, a lawyer in Rawalakot and a worker of the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), said he has no means to get his son treated in Europe or elsewhere. “It’s least expensive in India. I am the unfortunate father who is not able to provide treatment to his son,” he said over phone, breaking down as he narrated how his son was losing weight rapidly.

Khan said he had appealed to Aziz through Azad Kashmir President Masood Khan. “But the Foreign Ministry said it was not the policy for Aziz Sahib to write the letter. The practice is for the Secretary in charge of the South Asia desk to write a letter, but we have learnt that the Indian High Commission has rejected some visas with these recommendations,” he said.

“I appeal to India to give a medical visa to my son without the letter,” Khan said.

Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Gopal Baglay directed The Indian Express to a series of tweets by Swaraj on July 10 in which she said “all that we require is his (Aziz’s) recommendation for the grant of medical visa to Pakistan nationals”.

In the tweets, Swaraj also referred to the visa application of Avantika Jadhav, who wants to visit Pakistan to meet her son Kulbhushan Jadhav. “I wrote a personal letter to Mr Sartaj Aziz for the grant of her visa to Pakistan. However, Mr Aziz has not shown the courtesy even to acknowledge my letter. But I assure Pakistan nationals seeking medical visa with a recommendation from Mr Sartaj Aziz, we will issue the visa immediately.”

Swaraj expressed “sympathies for all Pakistan nationals seeking medical visa for their treatment in India. I am sure Mr Sartaj Aziz also has consideration for the nationals of his country. I see no reason why should he hesitate to give his recommendation for nationals of his own country.”

India has always been generous with visas to Pakistani patients seeking treatment in India, and has never shut down this humanitarian window even in the worst of times in bilateral relations.
 
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Azad Jammu & Kashmir is a liberated part of princely state occupied by India. If you have provided visa to Rawalakot residents to turn their hearts towards you then it is your wrong assumption. We will not compromise sacrifices of our ancestors who fought without arms to liberate Azad Kashmir and our struggling Kashmir brothers across LOC. AJK will remain freedom base camp until resolution.

We will liberate our occupied territory first then our next point will be Dehli. InshAllah.

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Azad Jammu & Kashmir is a liberated part of princely state occupied by India. If you have provided visa to Rawalakot residents to turn their hearts towards you then it is your wrong assumption. We will not compromise sacrifices of our ancestors who fought without arms to liberate Azad Kashmir and our struggling Kashmir brothers across LOC. AJK will remain freedom base camp until resolution.

We will liberate our occupied territory first then our next point will be Dehli. InshAllah.

@DESERT FIGHTER @Zibago @django @Azadkashmir @Levina @Windjammer @Areesh @Imran Khan @Moonlight @The Sandman
nice way of troll our neighbors
 
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World is not fool you are trying to make.

They are killing and blinding IOK children but giving visa to Azad Kashmiri just to make fun of Pakistan,

Liver transplant is available in Pakistan but too expensive as compared to India, Pakistan Govt should bear the expenses and treat him here in Pakistan not allow him to go India and feed propaganda machine.
 
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Pakistan is a country who sacrificed a lot for freedom of Kashmir. Look at these monsters who can provide medical visa to Azad Kashmir resident but for Pakistani nationals their is no space. Rascals..
I salute you beloved Pakistani brothers and i am proud to consider my self a Pakistani passport holder being resident of Azad Kashmir.
The medical facility is halted for Pakistanis just because they are supporting freedom movement in Kashmir and LOC tension.
 
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By allowing medical visa for Azad Kashmir man, Swaraj conveys strong message to Pakistan
NEW DELHI: Union minister Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday conveyed an important message to Pakistan when she said India will issue a medical visa to an ailing man from Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (Azad Kashmir). That message is - Azad Kashmir belongs to India+ .

New Indian rules stipulate that Pakistanis applying for a medical visa to India must get a letter from their foreign affairs chief Sartaj Aziz.

Swaraj said though that these rules do not apply to the Azad Kashmir resident. Why? Because Azad Kashmir "is an integral part of India".

Here's what the external affairs minister tweeted in her usual direct and forthright manner:

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The 24-year-old Azad Kashmir man has been diagnosed with a tumour in the liver and wishes to travel to New Delhi for treatment, said ANI. He wants a medical emergency visa to India.

It appears he will get that visa.

The minister's salvo on Tuesday follows her blistering tweets from last week, when she slammed Aziz for not having "the courtesy even to acknowledge" her letter to him urging he grant a visa to Kulbhushan Jadhav's mother.

Jadhav is the Indian national on death row in Pakistan.



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I wrote a personal letter to Mr.Sartaj Aziz for the grant of her visa to Pakistan. /7

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However, Mr.Aziz has not shown the courtesy even to acknowledge my letter. /8

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Swaraj as much as said that it's Aziz's fault that Pakistanis in need of urgent medical attention are unable to come to India+ . She assured Pakistanis that India is happy to grant medical visas and hoped Aziz "has consideration for the nationals of his country".

The external affairs minister pointed to recently-changed rules that stipulate Pakistanis wanting a visa for urgent medical treatment must get a letter from Aziz. "But I assure Pakistan nationals seeking medical visa with a recommendation from Mr.Sartaj Aziz, we will issue the visa immediately," said Swaraj.



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I am sure Mr.Sartaj Aziz also has consideration for the nationals of his country. /2
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I see no reason why should he hesitate to give his recommendation for nationals of his own country. /4

The minister talked about how India too has a visa application pending "for an Indian national Mrs. Avantika Jadhav who wants to meet her son in Pakistan". It takes a beat to realise she's talking about the mother of Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian national sentenced to death by a military court in Pakistan+ , for allegedly "spying".

Swaraj said just like the letters Aziz must write for the medical visas, she, too wrote a "personal letter" to him for the grant of Avantika Jadhav's visa.
"However, Mr. Aziz has not shown the courtesy even to acknowledge my letter," she said.


http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...a-says-sushma-swaraj/articleshow/59644017.cms
 
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This is height of Indian hypocrisy, more than 300 Kashmiris in IOK has been blinded by pellet guns by Indian forces and they are trying to hogwash the world by trying to be humane...

14YO Insha Malik Wanted To Be A Doctor. Today She's A Pellet Victim, Completely Blind And Battling To Stay Alive


Sitting beside her 14-year-old daughter Insha Malik – a pellet victim from Sedow village of south Kashmir’s Shopian, the sobbing mother repeatedly asking only one question:



What was the fault of her child who wanted to become a doctor but now cannot even see the world around her.

She has lost vision in both eyes after a stray pellet hit her on the night of July 10 when she opened window to peek outside at a protest rally going on in the streets around her home.


http://www.indiatimes.com/news/indi...ing-for-her-life-in-delhi-s-aiims-260407.html
 
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If this chashmish kanjar still takes the Visa after Sushma Suwar raaj's verbal diarrhea, then Azad Kashmir's government should nullify his citizenship.
 
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