Delegation from N.Kurdistan: we will continue on struggle path of Martyr Saleh Muslim

Parliamentarian from Diyarbakir and spokesperson for the Democratic Unity Initiative in Norther Kurdistan, Mohammed Kamaj, spoke to Hawar news agency (ANHA) about the arrival of a delegation from Northern Kurdistan to Kobani to offer condolences to the family of martyr Saleh Muslim, and about the latter’s struggle.

Kamaj explained that they are proud to be present in the “city of resistance,” Kobani, saying:
“We are proud to be in Kobani, but at the same time we feel deep sorrow over the martyrdom of Saleh Muslim.”

He pointed out that Saleh Muslim did not struggle solely for Rojava, but led a unique struggle for all four parts of Kurdistan. He added:
“He was always at the heart of an unparalleled struggle and resistance for the cause of the Kurdish people. He fought without hesitation and devoted his entire life to serving the Kurdish cause.”

Kamaj continued:
“Starting today, we will continue the mission we began, because the cause of Saleh Muslim has become our responsibility. We will preserve the legacy of the ‘father of the homeland’ and remain faithful to the cause of the Kurdish people, which he made the foundation of his struggle. We will fight for the victory and unity of the Kurdish people and for them to achieve their rightful status. We will raise the flag he carried until the Kurdish people reach victory.”

“Rojava Is a Sacred Point of Resistance and Victory for Us”

Mohammed Kamaj added that they were very pleased to be on the land of resistance, saying:
“The eyes of all Kurdish people are directed toward Rojava Kurdistan, because Rojava represents for us a sacred point and a center of resistance and victory. That is why we are proud to be in Kobani.”

A delegation of politicians from North Kurdistan arrived yesterday in Kobani to offer condolences to the family and comrades of martyr Saleh Muslim. The delegation included:

Co-chairs of the Democratic Regions Party (DBP): Cigdem Kilicgun Ucar and Keskin Bayindir

Co-chairs of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party): Tulay Hatimogullari and Tuncer Bakirhan

Spokespersons of the Democratic Unity Initiative in North Kurdistan: Gulcan Kacmaz Sayyigit and Mohammed Kamaj

Spokesperson of the Peoples' Democratic Congress (HDK): Meral Danis Bestas

Deputy co-chair of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) responsible for foreign relations: Ebru Gunay

Activist from the Free Women’s Movement (TJA): Sebahat Tuncel

Kurdish politicians Leyla Zana and Cetin Arkac

Deputy head of the DEM parliamentary bloc: Gulistan Kilic Kocyigit.

ANHA