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Indian forces committing severe war crimes in JK by using chemical weapons: LeT

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 3, 2018
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Srinagar: Lashkar-e-Taiba Jammu Kashmir on Saturday said, “Indian forces are using chemical weapons thereby committing severe war crimes in Jammu Kashmir. India has proven to be utterly immoral and unethical, committing state terrorism in Jammu Kashmir.”
In an e-mailed statement issued to KNS, LeT spokesman, Dr Abdullah Ghaznawi while quoting the outfit chief, Mahmood Shah as saying “United Nations including the international human rights organizations must end their silence. The world has denied the biasness of international institutions. Given the poor plight of Muslim world, Muslims are ignored whereas in concerns to justice to Christians, Jews, Hindus and other communities, there are altogether different priorities.”
Shah said that “the way in which Mukhtar Ahmed from Budgam and Muhammad Amin from Pampore were martyred by use of chemical weapons from Indian forces, the incident is evident enough to support the claim that India is using chemical carnage against Kashmiris, thus declaring India as a terrorist force committed to worst human rights violations.”
“The chemical carnage from Indian forces is a challenge for the United Nations and international human rights organizations. If Indian forces and their ruthless mechanism are not put to stop, then the world will be in no position to label us as terrorists,” Let Chief said. (KNS)

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