Referring to the recent developments across the LoC, particularly in Rawalakot, the Mirwaiz said governments may administer territories and advance differing political positions, but the people of Jammu and Kashmir remain the true stakeholders of their homeland. He said the people of Jammu and Kashmir, whether living in Srinagar, Muzaffarabad or elsewhere in the world, share common historical, cultural and familial ties that transcend the Line of Control. He also stressed that any genuine people’s movement must remain inclusive and should not undermine the constitutional rights of any section of society. Referring to Kashmiri refugees and migrants living in different provinces of Pakistan, he said their voting rights and constitutional status should not become a matter of political bargaining and deserved equal protection. Concluding his address, he prayed for peace, justice, reconciliation and unity among the people of Jammu and Kashmir and urged all governments and leaders to uphold the rights, dignity and welfare of every citizen.