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File FIR against Kathua lawyers for foiling charge sheet filing in Asifa Bano case or face counter protests: KEA tells Govt

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 10, 2018
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Srinagar/April,10: Kashmir Economic Alliance a frontline traders’ body in Kashmir has warned of protests if an FIR wasn’t lodged against the lawyers and “other similar forces” who Monday this week prevented the Crime Branch from filing charge-sheet in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate against the seven accused in the terrible rape-n-murder of the eight-year-old Asifa Bano at Kathua

Kashmir Economic Alliance (KEA) chief Haji Muhammad Yasin Khan “has given an ultimatum to the government to book the erring lawyers and other similar forces or face counter protests in Kashmir region.”
Kashmir traders’ body seeks FIR against lawyers for blocking challan in Asifa rape-murder case

Kashmir Economic Alliance (KEA) chief Haji Muhammad Yasin Khan “has given an ultimatum to the government to book the erring lawyers and other similar forces or face counter protests in Kashmir region.”
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Srinagar, Publish Date: Apr 10 2018 12:17PM | Updated Date: Apr 10 2018 12:17PMKashmir traders’ body seeks FIR against lawyers for blocking challan in Asifa rape-murder caseFile Photo

A traders’ body in Kashmir has warned of protests if an FIR wasn’t lodged against the lawyers and “other similar forces” which prevented the Crime Branch from filing charge-sheet against the seven accused in the horrific rape and murder of the eight-year-old Asifa Bano in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate Kathua yesterday.

Kashmir Economic Alliance (KEA) chief Haji Muhammad Yasin Khan “has given an ultimatum to the government to book the erring lawyers and other similar forces or face counter protests in Kashmir region.”

“Support for rapists doesn’t make you activist but accomplice. Chief Minister, who is also the Home Minister, must get a police case registered against such satanic faces who have left the entire humanity ashamed by supporting the rapists,” Khan said, in a statement.

Khan, who also heads the Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF), said it was the failure of the state government to gag forces like Hindu Ekta Manch, which initiated pro-rapist rallies in Jammu region.

“… that hooliganism has now reached a level that Crime Branch is being stopped from taking the investigations to its logical conclusion.”

Khan appealed to the civil society of Jammu region not to look at rape and murder of a nomad Muslim girl on communal lines but as a crime against humanity.

“Cutting across communal and political ideologies every human should look at Asifa as her own daughter. Her rape and murder was crime against humanity and we accept sane voices in Jammu region to uphold this cause which is to seek justice for Asifa,” Khan said.

He asked the government to crush with iron hands the voices supporting the rapists. “If innocent Kashmiris are killed for no fault of theirs, why no action {is being taken} against those supporting rape and murder?” he asked.

He questioned the silence of Indian civil society over the issue of rape and murder. “How is this Nirbhaya different from other Nirbhayas?”

K H News Service

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