Modi shouldn’t use 900k troops to terrorise innocent Kashmiris: PM

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan said on Friday asked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to use their 900k troops against terrorism instead to terrorise 8m Kashmiri people. In a series of tweet, the prime minister said that occupation government of Modi continues the siege of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir for 75 days. “75 days & Occupation government of Modi continues the siege in IOJK. Modi is riding a tiger - he thought he could get his agenda of annexation by using 900k forces to silence Kashmiris. You don't need 900k troops to fight terrorism; you need them to terrorise 8m Kashmiri people,” he tweeted.

As the world watches the worst violation of human rights in IOJK, Modi is now fearful because he knows the moment the siege is lifted there will be a bloodbath - which would be the only way to subdue the Kashmiri people.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) October 18, 2019

The premier also said as the world watches the worst violation of human rights in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Modi is now fearful because he knows the moment the siege is lifted there will be a bloodbath, which would be the only way to subdue the Kashmiri people.

75 days & Occupation government of Modi continues the siege in IOJK. Modi is riding a tiger - he thought he could get his agenda of annexation by using 900k forces to silence Kashmiris. You don't need 900k troops to fight terrorism; you need them to terrorise 8m Kashmiri people.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) October 18, 2019

Prime Minister Imran Khan also wore black arm band titled ‘I am Kashmir’ to express solidarity with Kashmiri brethren of Occupied Kashmir. On the other hand, normal life continues to remain affected for the 75th straight day, on Friday, in Occupied Kashmir (IoK), due to the Indian military lockdown and suspension of internet and prepaid cellular services. Shop and business establishments continue to remain closed except for few hours in the morning and evening. Private vehicles are plying on the roads but absence of public transport is adding to people’s woes. All educational institutions, including schools, colleges and universities are without students as uncertainty and atmosphere of scare are preventing them to attend the classes.