Indian atrocities continue in IIOJK; Modi regime faces global criticism
New Delhi: The series of Indian atrocities in occupied Jammu and Kashmir continues unabated, and the Modi government remains under constant global criticism due to these actions.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the international journal The Diplomat has raised questions regarding the delay in restoring the statehood of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the disempowerment of the local government, and the denial of the right to peaceful protest to the Kashmiri people.
A report by The Diplomat notes that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has warned Narendra Modi about the rising protests among the youth in India.
The “Godi media”—which typically suppresses protests—labels demonstrators as pawns of a foreign agenda whenever the protests intensify.
According to the report, all authority in the Muslim-majority territory of occupied Jammu and Kashmir rests with the Hindu Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, rather than Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
Modi, who is accused of fostering terrorism in neighbouring countries, has taken oppression and tyranny to extreme levels in occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
