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Forces invent a new method of genocide of Kashmiri youth: Geelani

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 3, 2018
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Srinagar: Strongly condemning the crushing of yet another youth by armed forces, All Parties Hurriyat Conference chairman, Syed Ali Geelani said that so-called security forces with each passing day provide an ample proof of enforcing the much hyped “Ceasefire” by Delhi.
Addressing the mourners on telephone Geelani said that forces have invented a new method of genocide of Kashmiri youth. Fed up with the bullets and pallets, now the Indian rulers have started crushing us under their heavy vehicles.
He said that in such a suffocating environment no Kashmiri is safe, no individual can breathe easily and the curtsey, Indian forced occupation and class of power hungry local henchmen, who can massacre the whole nation to remain in power.
Geelani sahab said that India’s claim to be a big democracy is nothing but eyewash. It is dreaming as an upcoming economic and business attraction, but is actually an aggressor who with its arrogance and selfishness threatens its neighbours and those whom it has occupied forcibly.
He said that India is the largest purchaser of weapons and with its military might has become a dreaded monster who engulfs humans each and every day. Filling of graveyards by our budding youth is alarming and words fail to pay tributes and condole their bereaved families, Geelani Sahab said.
He further said that as a nation we have a huge responsibility to look after these families which are shattered to the maximum. Locals especially well off people have a moral and religious obligation to take care of these families on priority basis so that they are not forced to any uncivilized act to feed their belly.
He further said that we will Inshallah get rid of Indian forced slavery, but only pre-condition is that we whole heartedly and unanimously pursue the cause of the freedom with utmost determination, discipline, dedication and unity.
Meanwhile Bashir Ahmad Qureshi on direction of Geelani Sahab attended the funeral of the deceased.

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