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Indian agents pushing Kashmir into civil war: UJC

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 18, 2018
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Srinagar: Umbrella of militant outfits United Jehad Council Thursday claimed that Indian agents and police task force personnel in the garb of ISIS are trying to create environment for Civil War in Kashmir.
Spokesperson Untied Jehad Council Syed Sadakat Hussain in a statement to local news gathering agency CNS said that these elements got exposed during the funeral of Professor Muhammad Rafi Bhat. “Eyewitnesses say that those holding ISIS flags during the funeral procession were government agents. Similarly, the stone-pelter who killed an Indian tourist at Tangmarg was protected by policemen,” he said.
He said that such tactics are being adopted to defame the ongoing freedom struggle. “Freedom loving people of Kashmir are aware about ground reality and they understand every Indian plot,” he said adding that the Sun of Freedom will rise one day in Kashmir.

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