He cited the discovery of charred bodies of Kashmiri youth from the debris of five houses destroyed by the Indian forces at Bahmnoo and Kakpora in Pulwama, which had been burnt beyond visual recognition.
“He was supposed to stay with me at my rented accommodation in Jamia Nagar but decided to book a hotel because my flat was shared by a couple of other persons,” Malik Aabid told The Hindu.
“We continue to be very concerned by reports of detentions, and continued restrictions on the residents of the region,” a senior State Department official told reporters.
Thousands of people have been detained in Kashmir over fears of outbreaks of unrest after the BJP government stripped of the special status to the State two weeks ago, government sources told AFP.
“Our neighbour is knocking on the doors of the international community saying India made a mistake. Talks with Pakistan will be held only if it stops supporting terror,” he categorically said.
After Friday prayers hundreds of Kashmiri based Seminary Students organised a massive rally in the Iranian city of Qom to protest against the scrapping of a constitutional provision that granted special status to Indian-administered Kashmir.
He also said India is passing through a “deep crisis” and it needs the cooperation of like-minded people.
A day after the Indian parliament scrap special privileges to Jammu Kashmir under Article 370,
Both India & Pakistan are on the same page in occupation, division, subdivision of JK & looting resources. It’s clear that in JK, you have to resist against your own occupied in your private area. POK & GB peoples can’t go there to help IOK peoples in any way.
I have heard so much about Kashmir, such a beautiful name, its supposed to be such a beautiful part of the world, right now its just bombs all over the place. US President