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Labeling innocent civilians as militants, shameless act: Salahuddin

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March 5, 2018
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Srinagar: Umbrella of local militant outfits, United Jihad Council Monday said that it is a shameless act to butcher innocent people in Shopian and then label them as militants.
“For how long world bodies and Forums will act as spectators,” UJC spokesperson Syed Sadakat Hussain quoted outfit Chief as having said.
As per a statement to local news gathering agency CNS, Syed Salahuddin while addressing a high level meeting said Indian troopers have been finding new ways and means to kill innocent civilians in Kashmir as they have miserably failed and are feeling helpless before the freedom loving people of Kashmir.
“India will get nothing but only disappointment by targeting innocent civilians,” he said.
Syed Salahuddin while questioning the ‘criminal’ silence of the world bodies said a struggle that involves the aspirations of people can’t be suppressed. “How long these international bodies will be callous towards the rights violations committed by India in Kashmir,” he questioned and reiterated that struggle in Kashmir will continue till it is taken to logical conclusion.

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