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JRL denounces filing of charge sheet in 2016 case by Delhi police | KNO

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Srinagar, January 15 (KNO) : Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL) comprising Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Muhammad Yasin Malik Tuesday strongly denounced the sedition charges and filing of charge sheet in 2016 case by the Delhi Police against Kashmiri students pursuing studies at Jawahar Lal Nehru University (JNU) in 2016 including Aqeeb Hussain, Mujeeb Hussain, Muneeb Hussain,Umair Gul, Rayees Rasool, Khalid Bashir, Basharat Ali. JRL in a statement issued to KNO said “the charges will have serious consequences on the academic and future carrier of the students and demanded immediate withdrawal of all charges.” “The students only participated in the programme organized by JNU students Union in 2016 to condemn the undemocratic act of Government of India under which the son of soil Muhammad Afzal Guru was hanged in Tihar Jail under shadowy circumstances without even informing his family members and in contravention to all established norms and rules,” he said. The leaders said to book the students in 2019 clearly exhibit the vote bank politics of the ruling dispensation. They said “to harass the Kashmiri students pursuing studies outside Jammu and Kashmir is not a new practice, earlier in many universities and colleges Kashmiri students have being harassed even beaten up , forcing them to drop the studies incomplete and return home.” “On the one hand, worst kind of atrocities are being unleashed on the people of Kashmir and on other the carrier of Kashmiri students outside the state is being ruined on one pretext or the other,” they said. They appealed International Human Rights Organizations ICRC, Asia Watch, Amnesty International and other humanity loving nations to take serious notice of these nefarious practices carried out to ruin the carriers of the Kashmiri students.(KNO)

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