Pakistan deplores condition of Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik
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SLAMABAD: TheMinistry of ForeignAffairs has deplored thetorturous treatment ofAll-Parties HurriyatConference leader YasinMalik who is reportedly incritical condition in anIntensive Care Unit at hospital inIndia- Occupied Kashmir,
asin Malik, the chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has been in the custody of the Indian Army for more than 105 days.
According to Greater Kashmir, he was referred to Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar where he was observed by a team of doctors.
Sources told Kashmir News Service (KNS) that he had undergone various tests. His arm has been infected and he has been advised by doctors to undergo a surgery.
Earlier, a protest was held in Maisuma, a densely populated locality of Srinagar to demand medical aid for Malik.
However, Indian police used brutal force to disperse protesters including dozens of women. Many witnesses said that police chased them and detained some to break up the protest.
Mashaal Malik, the wife of Yasin Malik fell unconscious after hearing about the frail health of her husband. She was shifted to a local hospital in Islamabad and was discharged later.
She had aggressively raised voice for the condition of her
Pakistan deplores condition of Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik
By Web DeskOctober 22, 2016 23:29
ISLAMABAD: TheMinistry of ForeignAffairs has deplored thetorturous treatment ofAll-Parties HurriyatConference leader YasinMalik who is reportedly incritical condition in anIntensive Care Unit at ahospital in
India- Occupied Kashmir, ARYNews reported.
Foreign Office spokesmanNafees Zakaria condemned thetreatment meted out to YasinMalik while also expressingconcern over illegal detentionof Hurriyat leaders Syed AliShah Geelani, Mirwaiz OmarFarooq and Asiya Andrabi.
The FOspokesman condemned theIndian forces genocide, crimesagainst humanity and blatanthuman rights violations in held-Kashmir.
Yasin Malik, the chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has been in the custody of the Indian Army for more than 105 days.
According to Greater Kashmir, he was referred to Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar where he was observed by a team of doctors.
Sources told Kashmir News Service (KNS) that he had undergone various tests. His arm has been infected and he has been advised by doctors to undergo a surgery.
Earlier, a protest was held in Maisuma, a densely populated locality of Srinagar to demand medical aid for Malik.
However, Indian police used brutal force to disperse protesters including dozens of women. Many witnesses said that police chased them and detained some to break up the protest.
Mashaal Malik, the wife of Yasin Malik fell unconscious after hearing about the frail health of her husband. She was shifted to a local hospital in Islamabad and was discharged later.
She had aggressively raised voice for the condition of her husband and had called on world bodies including the United Nations to take notice of the incident.
asin Malik, the chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has been in the custody of the Indian Army for more than 105 days.
According to Greater Kashmir, he was referred to Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar where he was observed by a team of doctors.
Sources told Kashmir News Service (KNS) that he had undergone various tests. His arm has been infected and he has been advised by doctors to undergo a surgery.
Earlier, a protest was held in Maisuma, a densely populated locality of Srinagar to demand medical aid for Malik.
However, Indian police used brutal force to disperse protesters including dozens of women. Many witnesses said that police chased them and detained some to break up the protest.
Mashaal Malik, the wife of Yasin Malik fell unconscious after hearing about the frail health of her husband. She was shifted to a local hospital in Islamabad and was discharged later.
She had aggressively raised voice for the condition of her
Pakistan deplores condition of Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik
By Web DeskOctober 22, 2016 23:29
ISLAMABAD: TheMinistry of ForeignAffairs has deplored thetorturous treatment ofAll-Parties HurriyatConference leader YasinMalik who is reportedly incritical condition in anIntensive Care Unit at ahospital in
India- Occupied Kashmir, ARYNews reported.
Foreign Office spokesmanNafees Zakaria condemned thetreatment meted out to YasinMalik while also expressingconcern over illegal detentionof Hurriyat leaders Syed AliShah Geelani, Mirwaiz OmarFarooq and Asiya Andrabi.
The FOspokesman condemned theIndian forces genocide, crimesagainst humanity and blatanthuman rights violations in held-Kashmir.
Yasin Malik, the chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has been in the custody of the Indian Army for more than 105 days.
According to Greater Kashmir, he was referred to Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar where he was observed by a team of doctors.
Sources told Kashmir News Service (KNS) that he had undergone various tests. His arm has been infected and he has been advised by doctors to undergo a surgery.
Earlier, a protest was held in Maisuma, a densely populated locality of Srinagar to demand medical aid for Malik.
However, Indian police used brutal force to disperse protesters including dozens of women. Many witnesses said that police chased them and detained some to break up the protest.
Mashaal Malik, the wife of Yasin Malik fell unconscious after hearing about the frail health of her husband. She was shifted to a local hospital in Islamabad and was discharged later.
She had aggressively raised voice for the condition of her husband and had called on world bodies including the United Nations to take notice of the incident.
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He is in bad medical condition due to extreme torture by Indian forces. His half face doesn't function normal due to number of head injuries during captivity. More then half of his life spent in Indian jail and torture.
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The Indians are waging a campaign of genocide and genocidal rape against Kashmiri Muslims.
How many Pandits died in the whole conflict? Only a few hundred. In contrast 1 lakh Kashmiri Muslims have been killed by your government.
How many Pandits died in the whole conflict? Only a few hundred. In contrast 1 lakh Kashmiri Muslims have been killed by your government.
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Then Pakistan should take care of Yasin Malick, anyway his wife is also a Pakistani. So it is better he should be shifted to Pakistan.
By the way, why aren't Pakistan officially approaching Indian government to ask for Yasin Malick to be shifted to Pakistan?
By the way, why aren't Pakistan officially approaching Indian government to ask for Yasin Malick to be shifted to Pakistan?
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If he was separatist of any country he would have already been dead...
As foor muslim rule at that time rulers were not united but today its is different. We are too powerful and no muslims can or ever rule us
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Lol why you drag religion in to everything. India has a history of thousands of years 800 is too small a part.
If not the British the Marathas had already kicked the Mogul ***.
Let's not get divided based on religion. Let's unite and find a solution through dialogue.
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Sadly we were divided by religion. India being the parts with a majority Hindu and Sikh's. Pakistan being majority Muslim's. Kashmir was and still is majority Muslim. It should rightly be Pakistan's.
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Lol we were never ruled the way you were. We never gave in and maintained our religious practices and traditions but you converted like the cowards you are . Those muslims brutalised you , buttraped your great grandmothers and now you shameless creatures celebrate their acts
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