Srinagar, May 04: Condemning the ‘ongoing repression’ in Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman, Muhammad Yasin Malik Friday said that horrible rise in innocent killings is actually a manipulation of frustration that Indian rulers, their Kashmiri supporters and Armed forces are suffering from.
In a statement issued to KPS, Malik said that “indiscriminate firings and showering of pellets which is resulting in martyrdom of our unarmed innocents and blinding of young boys and girls is nothing but naked state terrorism.”
He said that pro-Indian politicians who like some noxious wolves scream together on some ugly incident are seen silent on this continued massacre and mass blinding which speaks volumes about their hypocrisy.
Malik said that innocent Kashmiris are falling to the state terrorism of India and hundreds of thousands have and are being injured on a daily basis.
He said that on ongoing killings, maiming, mass blinding, blasting and burning down of properties, incarcerating thousands under black laws like PSA, humiliating and beating Kashmiri youth an roads and other oppressive tactics like these are going on from last many decades but Indian by using these harsh measures has failed to contain or defeat Kashmiri resistance and struggle for freedom which is legal and based on genuineness and truth.
Meanwhile, on the call given by the Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL), JKLF staged protest against the spree of arrests.
JKLF leaders and activists including Showkat Ahmad Bakhshi, Mushtaq Ajmal, Sheikh Abdul Rashid, Bashir Kashmiri, Muhammad Sideeq Shah, Mushtaq Ahmad Khan, Ashraf bin Salam, Meraj ud din Parray, Imtiyaz Ahmad and others along with people from many walks of life including senior resistance leader Mukhtar Ahmad Sofi gathered at Madeena Chowk and marched towards Lal Chowk.
Holding placards depicting slogans against state terrorism, the participants of protest rally staged a peaceful sit-in near Budshah chowk.
JKLF leader Showkat Ahmad Bakhshi addressed the participants and strongly condemned the spree of innocent killings.
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