Indian BJP authorities attach properties of six Kashmiris in IIOJK
Srinagar: Continuing with its anti-Kashmir colonial agenda, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Indian regime has attached properties of six more Kashmiris in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the Indian police, under the BJP’s LG Minhaj Sinha, seized eight kanals and one marla properties, valuing about Rs 2 crore and 81 lakh, of Hurriyat leader Mohammad Abdullah Malik and Kashmiris, including Farooq Ahmad Ganie, Abdul Rashid Doie, Sarfraz Ahmad, Mohammad Anwar Mir and Mohammad Yousuf Turk, in Bandipora district under draconian Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, (UAPA).
The attachment proceedings were carried out by a police team led by Deputy SP Headquarters of Bandipora, Lateef Khan-JKPS, SHO Police Station Bandipora, IC PP Aloosa, and Naib-Tehsildar concerned, along with revenue officials.
The order, issued by the authorities, imposed restrictions on these properties, preventing their sale, lease or any form of transaction without explicit permission from the police or designated authorities under Lieutenant Governor.
The move is a part of the broader strategy of the BJP Indian government to weaken the Kashmiris’ economy, aspiration and stand for the right to self-determination promised by the international community through United Nations resolutions.
Since the violation of international laws by the Indian government and illegal revocation of IIOJK’s special status in August 2019, the Indian BJP government has confiscated hundreds of properties belonging to Kashmiris, citing various pretexts. This ongoing campaign is widely seen as an attempt to economically destabilize Kashmiris and alter the region’s demographic composition by settling non-Kashmiris in their land.
