KILLING HAVE BECOME A ROUTINE IN KASHMIR indian government has given a free hand to armed forces to kill innocent people of Kashmir: waza sahib, delegation jkpl visited hospitals .
:: JKPL
Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza has strongly denounced the killing of innocent youths Arshid Ahmad Bhat of sopore by security forces and half dozen others youths wounded by firing in different areas of Kashmir Accoring to spokesman peoples league imtiyaz reshi during arrest at share bagh police station Mukhtar Waza in his statement through party spokesman said that Indian troops were perpetrating gross human rights abuses in Kashmir with impunity. "Such incidents have become a routine and common man is very insecure. India has started state-wide war against the common people of Jammu and Kashmir." “The so-called elected government has no control over the troopers who have unprecented special powers,” he said.
Stating that denizens of the state were facing “worst kind of state terrorism”, Waza said that India had given free hand to its troops to kill Kashmiris. Waza urged India to stop its policy of repression in Kashmir.
“It clearly shows that armed forces have no respect for human rights.” Waza said that the continued imposition of curfew and indiscriminate use of force by Indian police and troops and arrest of teenagers had been going on in the valley but such repressive tactics couldn’t stop Kashmiris from continuing their just struggle.
Meanwhile a delegation of peoples league visited the hospitals to see injured youths by the advice of chairman peoples league Mukhtar Ahmad Waza delegation was compromised by Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Jaffer Kashmiri, and shadab Hassan were they paid sympathy with injured victim families.
:: JKPL
Jammu Kashmir Peoples League Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza has strongly denounced the killing of innocent youths Arshid Ahmad Bhat of sopore by security forces and half dozen others youths wounded by firing in different areas of Kashmir Accoring to spokesman peoples league imtiyaz reshi during arrest at share bagh police station Mukhtar Waza in his statement through party spokesman said that Indian troops were perpetrating gross human rights abuses in Kashmir with impunity. "Such incidents have become a routine and common man is very insecure. India has started state-wide war against the common people of Jammu and Kashmir." “The so-called elected government has no control over the troopers who have unprecented special powers,” he said.
Stating that denizens of the state were facing “worst kind of state terrorism”, Waza said that India had given free hand to its troops to kill Kashmiris. Waza urged India to stop its policy of repression in Kashmir.
“It clearly shows that armed forces have no respect for human rights.” Waza said that the continued imposition of curfew and indiscriminate use of force by Indian police and troops and arrest of teenagers had been going on in the valley but such repressive tactics couldn’t stop Kashmiris from continuing their just struggle.
Meanwhile a delegation of peoples league visited the hospitals to see injured youths by the advice of chairman peoples league Mukhtar Ahmad Waza delegation was compromised by Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Jaffer Kashmiri, and shadab Hassan were they paid sympathy with injured victim families.
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