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India using every instrument to ‘terrify’ Kashmiris, says Jama’at

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 7, 2017
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Srinagar/May 06: Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir (JeI) on Saturday expressed its concern and resentment over the “brutal force” used by forces on students of Degree College Handwara and Higher Secondary School Handwara in which dozens of students were injured and termed it “inhuman and barbaric”.
In a statement issued here on Saturday, a spokesperson of Jama’at said, “Forces have also started arrest spree in valley and have arrested dozens of students from different pockets. Once students are detained, forces violating all human rights by subjected them to worst kind of treatment in police lockups. These shameful attempts depict government of India has started a well thought plan to terrify local population which includes the siege of villages and towns wherein these forces mercilessly thrash locals, damage properties and also try to break the resolve of determined Kashmiris.”

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