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Er. Rasheed starts 24 hour long fast against alleged atrocities on students

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 21, 2018
in Srinagar
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Before talking to elected representatives, let New Delhi explain how much it has disgraced them so far: Er Rasheed
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Srinagar: Despite heavy rains and chilling weather dozens joined AIP’s 24 hour long hunger strike in press colony Srinagar Friday to protest against atrocities on students by police and other agencies. The protesters were carrying banners and play cards appealing world community to take notice of huge atrocities on youth in Kashmir at the hands of security forces. Talking to media persons on the occasionAIP Supremo and MLA Langate Er. Rasheed said that state Police has lost a right to be called as J&K police as its double standards have crossed all limits. He said “It is painful that while civilized people in every part of world are showing their concern and are taking to streets, the local police is using all brutalities against the peaceful students. The fact of the matter is that police has not been allowing students to come out of their college or university premises thus provoking them and gets indulged in arguments and counter arguments with the students. Police, army and other forces are always in search of an opportunity to humiliate and drag students without caring for their gender and age”. Er. Rasheed while reacting to Nayeen Akhter’s appeal to masses to stop protesting now, as the matter is being looked into by the court, reminded Nayeem Akhter of his government’s miserable failures in dealing with the issue.
He said “Before throwing sermons to Kashmiris Nayeem Akhter should answer why was not Asifa’s body even allowed to be buried in her native village and why was no action taken against those who stopped the drinking water supply of the entire Muslim population in Lasana”.
Not only Nayee Akhter but everyone else needs to know that Kashmiris have lost faith in the system and seeing the fate of Kunan Poshpora and Shopian rape cases the apprehensions shown by the students and masses are genuine. He asked Narinder Modi not to give sermons in foreign countries about caring dignity and respect of women and challenged him to get Kunan Poshpora, Shopian and likewise cases investigated through some internationally recognized agency, if he believes in his words.

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