The inhabitant of the forest, the king of the cities

The inhabitant of the forest, the king of the cities - Tiger of Kashmir

Immediately after the martyrdom of Burhan Wani, my contacts with Kashmiri journalists began to strengthen. From time to time I have received news of the setting sun and apple and saffron orchards in the Kashmir Valley through these friends. Wani was considered a metaphor for the struggle in Kashmir, the hero of the Kashmiri youth. Burhan Wani resorted to social media to bring the youth closer to him, which is why Burhan Wani was a ray of hope for the whole of Kashmir from Srinagar to Jammu, from Ori to Ladakh and from Poonch to Rajouri. After Wani's martyrdom, where the entire valley was in a state of lockdown, frustration spread among the youth, but then Riaz Naiko, a math teacher, made the forests of cypress, pine and cedar his home and set out to further Wani's mission. Taken As time went on, Riaz Naiko became the hope of the Kashmiri youth while the occupying Indian forces began to lose their sleep. 

Riaz Naiko did not take the path of resistance in one day, he too went ahead with the dream of living like ordinary youth, he also had some dreams, he also worked day and night for a better future. He also believed that killings spoil the peace. He was from the Kashmiri race born in the nineties in front of which his relatives were slaughtered. From Srinagar to Tihar Jail in Delhi, he had heard the cries of thousands of Kashmiris since childhood. He had heard of Neelam and Jhelum. He had seen the bodies found in cold water and wet sand with his own eyes. He had witnessed the bodies of Kashmiri youth in anonymous graves. Despite all this, he thought that the valley should have smelled of saffron, not gunpowder. That is why he chose the field of education, so that the future of Kashmir could be improved by adorning the youth with the ornaments of education, but seeing the bodies of the youth rising daily, his patience ran out, after which he turned into a river of fire. Decided to travel to It was a path that had thorns and rocky cliffs, not saffron and roses, it was a journey in which the place of rest and sleep was rock and grass, where in the sun and march not the roof of the house but the cave and the forest. Were The sole purpose of choosing this route was to fight for the end of the illegal occupation by the occupying Indian forces.

Naiko exposed India's illegitimate intentions to Kashmiri youth. That is why on Tuesday night, when the Indian forces laid siege to the village of Begpura in south Kashmir, the men and women of the village and the youth became shields in front of Riaz Naiko. They fought the forces' bullets and hand grenades with sticks, rods and tin sheets. About 15 Kashmiri people were injured while five Kashmiri people including Riaz Naiko and his accomplice were martyred. Immediately after the martyrdom of Riaz Naiko, internet service was suspended in the entire valley, but despite this, the news of the martyrdom of Kashmiri Mujahid has enraged the youth. Thousands of Kashmiri youths from the surrounding areas reached Begpura, while the situation in the entire valley is tense.

Riaz Naiko did not take the path of resistance in one day, he too went ahead with the dream of living like ordinary youth, he also had some dreams, he also worked day and night for a better future. He also believed that killings spoil the peace. He was from the Kashmiri race born in the nineties in front of which his relatives were slaughtered. From Srinagar to Tihar Jail in Delhi, he had heard the cries of thousands of Kashmiris since childhood. He had heard of Neelam and Jhelum. He had seen the bodies found in cold water and wet sand with his own eyes. He had witnessed the bodies of Kashmiri youth in anonymous graves. Despite all this, he thought that the valley should have smelled of saffron, not gunpowder. That is why he chose the field of education, so that the future of Kashmir could be improved by adorning the youth with the ornaments of education, but seeing the bodies of the youth rising daily, his patience ran out, after which he turned into a river of fire. Decided to travel to It was a path that had thorns and rocky cliffs, not saffron and roses, it was a journey in which the place of rest and sleep was rock and grass, where in the sun and march not the roof of the house but the cave and the forest. Were The sole purpose of choosing this route was to fight for the end of the illegal occupation by the occupying Indian forces.

Naiko exposed India's illegitimate intentions to Kashmiri youth. That is why on Tuesday night, when the Indian forces laid siege to the village of Begpura in south Kashmir, the men and women of the village and the youth became shields in front of Riaz Naiko. They fought the forces' bullets and hand grenades with sticks, rods and tin sheets. About 15 Kashmiri people were injured while five Kashmiri people including Riaz Naiko and his accomplice were martyred. Immediately after the martyrdom of Riaz Naiko, internet service was suspended in the entire valley, but despite this, the news of the martyrdom of Kashmiri Mujahid has enraged the youth. Thousands of Kashmiri youths from the surrounding areas reached Begpura, while the situation in the entire valley is tense.