Srinagar: The Modi regime has intensified its clampdown in occupied Jammu and Kashmir, arbitrarily detaining numerous Kashmiris as part of its persistent suppression policy.
According to Kashmir Media Service, over 40 people were detained during extensive operations in Ganderbal district by Indian troops, while the police’s counter-intelligence wing arrested numerous youths across several districts.
Hurriyat leaders and activists face charges under draconian laws for their political beliefs, as Modi government repeatedly arrests freedom seekers on fabricated charges. Since August 5, 2019, India’s oppressive tactics to suppress Kashmiri freedom sentiments have intensified.
The frequent use of harsh laws to prolong detentions is seen as a severe form of political vendetta, leaving thousands of Kashmiris languishing in Indian jails. These prisoners endure inhumane treatment, raising concerns about India’s violations of the Geneva Convention regarding prisoners’ rights.
Despite these challenges, Kashmiris remain determined to resist occupation. They urged the international community to take notice of these unlawful detentions and hold India accountable for its actions in IIOJK.
