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Jama’at condemns Indian forces barbarity in Shopian | KNO

No power on earth can deny RSD to Kashmiris

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Srinagar (KNO) : Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir in strong words condemns the atrocities committed by the Indian forces in the valley by use of military might against the innocent people who are not even allowed to protest the state terrorism being faced by them for the last seventy years though the demand of the people here is genuine and rightful. The indiscriminate firing upon the peaceful and unarmed protesters in Ganawpora Shopian by the brute Indian forces resulting in the death of two youths namely Javid Ahmad Bhat (20) of Balpora and Suhail Javid Lone (24) of Rawalpora and injuries to a dozen of other protesting people is a glaring example of the brutality and inhuman treatment towards the oppressed Kashmiris. The people here are demanding their birth right of self determination which no power on the earth can deny them for long. Kashmiris are sacrificing for the cherished goal of freedom from occupational forces and this goal will be turned into reality soon. Jama’at-e-Islami while expressing its heartfelt sympathy with the bereaved families of martyred and wishing an early recovery of the injured, appeals all nations believing in justice and sanity to come to the rescue of the hapless and oppressed Kashmiri people and exercise their influence to build pressure upon the Indian establishment to give the people here their birth right ‘right to self determination’ and stop the state sponsored terrorism against them.(KNO)

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