Indian police brutality reaches new lows as Muslims’ massacre continues in India: PM
ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan said that Indian police brutality has reached new lows as its pogrom of Muslims in India continues as part of the fascist Modi government’s ethnic cleansing agenda.
In his tweet on Saturday, the prime minister posted a new report of News 18 of India in which Uttar Pradesh Police were found searching for a man included in list of 200 protesters who had died six years back.
Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan had said that the siege of Indian Occupied Jammu and
Kashmir (IOJK) shows the fascist mindset of the Indian government’s RSS ideology that has continued its siege for over 100 days.
In a tweet, the prime minister said that the Indian government is subjecting Kashmiris to the worst violation of human rights while the powerful countries remain silent because of their trading interests.
The Occupied Kashmir, particularly the Kashmir Valley, continues to remain on edge as unprecedented military lockdown entered 115th day.
Though uneasy calm and uncertainty prevail in the Valley yet life remains badly affected there as restrictions under Section 144 remain enforced, shops and business centers are mostly shut and few turn up to educational institutions and offices.
Internet gag persists while prepaid mobile and text messaging services also remain in shutdown mode. However, landline phones and voice calls on postpaid cellular networks are partially functioning in the Valley but they could not mitigate the sufferings of the people.
The increasing chill has also added to the miseries of the already suffering people of the occupied territory.
Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan had said that the siege of Indian Occupied Jammu and
Kashmir (IOJK) shows the fascist mindset of the Indian government’s RSS ideology that has continued its siege for over 100 days.
In a tweet, the prime minister said that the Indian government is subjecting Kashmiris to the worst violation of human rights while the powerful countries remain silent because of their trading interests.
The Occupied Kashmir, particularly the Kashmir Valley, continues to remain on edge as unprecedented military lockdown entered 115th day.
Though uneasy calm and uncertainty prevail in the Valley yet life remains badly affected there as restrictions under Section 144 remain enforced, shops and business centers are mostly shut and few turn up to educational institutions and offices.
Internet gag persists while prepaid mobile and text messaging services also remain in shutdown mode. However, landline phones and voice calls on postpaid cellular networks are partially functioning in the Valley but they could not mitigate the sufferings of the people.
The increasing chill has also added to the miseries of the already suffering people of the occupied territory.
