India’s madness and the ongoing series of killings of the Kashmiri people is not showing any sign of halt
Srinagar (KMS WEB DESK): India’s madness and the ongoing series of killings of the Kashmiri people is showing no sign of stopping, The one million Indian soldiers deployed in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir have developed a thirst for human blood.
Two ordinary Kashmiris were martyred in a fake encounter in the border village of Nowshera Nar, Gurez, Bandipora, in North Kashmir. Both were arrested, taken to the said area, and then, staging a fake clash, they were shot dead. To cover up their crimes, the Indian uniformed personnel declared these innocent Kashmiris as guides of the Mujahideen.
One of them was identified as Babu Khan alias Samundar Chacha, about whom it was also claimed that he was an expert in secret and difficult routes and used to transport people from one place to another. This claim of the Indian savages is itself a source of embarrassment and disgrace for them, because when the entire Line of Control has been fenced with seven to nine feet of barbed wire, and in addition Indian soldiers armed with modern weapons are deployed to monitor the border areas, then in such circumstances, the movement of ordinary and unarmed Kashmiris across the Line of Control is out of the question.
This is nothing but a futile attempt to hide the unjust bloodshed of innocent Kashmiris from the world. Because the Indian ruling class and Indian forces do not tire of claiming that any kind of movement across the Line of Control is impossible. Moreover, modern equipment has already been installed to keep a twenty-four-hour watch on movement. In such a situation, how could any Kashmiri, and that too unarmed, risk his life? This is nothing but a malicious Indian conspiracy to defame the Kashmir freedom movement and Pakistan. The Indian forces have in the past as well played the heinous game of martyring innocent Kashmiris in fake encounters.
The killings of innocent people in Machil Kupwara, Brakapora Islamabad, and Amshipora Shopian remain a source of disgrace for India. In Amshipora, Shopian, Indian Army Captain Bhupinder Singh even faced court-martial for killing three laborers from Rajouri in a fake encounter, after abducting them from an apple orchard where they were working as laborers, and then brutally murdering them. Independent investigations should also be conducted into the martyrdom of Babu Khan and the other Kashmiri in this fake encounter, so that the Indian brutes involved in this killing may be brought to the court of justice.
