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Hurriyat (G) condemns unabated arrests of its activists | KNO

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Srinagar, July 30 (KNO) : All Parties Hurriyat Conference in a statement expressed grave concern over the increasing highhandedness of the  New Delhi by employing its agencies and armed forces personnel as an aggressive and repressive measure against unarmed civilians including pro-freedom leadership and activists. Hurriyat strongly condemned the unabated arrests from Sopore, Baramulla, Pulwama, Budgam and Srinagar and particularly from Islamabad where more than 50 civilians including Rashid Nazir, Waheed Khan, Aabid Khan, Nazir Ahmad Khan were arrested and said that these barbaric actions can’t, in anyway, deter the people from supporting the ongoing freedom movement, because such coercive measures will yield nothing but devastation. Condemning the illegal detention of political leaders and activists including Mohammad Yasin Malik, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Masarat Aalam Bhat, Dr. G. M. Bhat, Dr. Mohammad Shafi Shariyati, Dr. Mohammad Qasim Faktoo, Asiya Indrabi, Fehmeeda Sofi, Nahida Nasreen, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Ayaz Akbar, Peer Saifullah, Raja Mehraj-ud-din Kalwal, Nayeem Ahmad Khan, Shahi-ul-Islam, Fraooq Ahmad Dar, Zahoor Ahmad Watali, Syed Shahid Yousuf, Syed Shakeel Ahmad, Ghulam Ahmad Gulzar, Mohammad Yousuf Falahi, Abdul Ahad Parra, Abdul Gani Bhat, Dr. Hameed Fayaaz, Sheikh Mohammad Ramzan, Mushtaq Ahmad Veeri, Abdullah Nasir, Gh. Qadir Bhat, Nazir Ahmad Sheikh, Mohammad Ayoub Dar,Tariq Ahmad, Muzfar Ahmad Dar, Syed Imtiyaz Haider, Mohammad Hussain, Pir Mohammad Ashraf, Mushtaq Ahmad Hura, Yasin Ahmad Hura, Samiullah, Asadullah Parray, Hakeem Showkat, Mehraj-ud-Nanda, Basharat Bazaz, Tariq Ahmad Pandith, Mohammad Hussain, Hilal Ahmad Beigh, Noor Mohammad Kalwal, Advocate Zahid Ali, Istiyaq Ahmad Wani, Dr. Mohammad Saleem, Moulana Sarjan Barkati, Abdul Hai, Asif Sultan, Sajad Ahmad Naw Khursheed Ahmad Lone, Waheed Ahmad Gojri, Mohammad Yousuf Bhat, Ishtiyaq Ahmad Wani, Suhail Ahmad Parray, Ayjaz Ahmad Mir and Abdul Rashid Shigan etc. Hurriyat said that world bodies particularly those working for human and prisoners rights should take note of these gross violations and ensure safe and early release of these victims of political vandalism and judicial onslaught.(KNO)

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