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Hurriyat Conference (M) condemn woman, 2 Bank guards’ killings

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December 11, 2017
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Srinagar: Hurriyat Conference has strongly condemned the killing of an unarmed woman in “firing by (government) forces” in Handwara area of Kupwara and two Bank guards by unknown gunmen in Shopian on Monday.
In a statement, a spokesman of the also paid rich tributes to three armed youth killed in an encounter in Handwara.
“Every lane of Kashmir has witnessed innocent killing men, women, elderly and youth only for the sacred cause of Kashmir’s freedom struggle,” said the spokesman. “The process of killing innocent is continue even today as seen in the killing of an civilian woman Misra Begum of Handwara who was made a soft target and killed by the forces.”
It is because of the “unbridled” powers given to the forces in Kashmir to “kill anybody they wish to as such innocent citizens are becoming soft targets, which is highly condemnable.”
Paying rich tributes to Misra Begum of Handwara, the spokesman expressed solidarity with her family and also prayed for the immediate recovery of those who were injured in the force’s action there.
“It is because of the lingering Kashmir dispute since past 70 years, killing innocent citizens has been a routine affair as forces have been given a free hand to kill anyone at their will. Under a well planned conspiracy and on the basis of military might, New Delhi is resorting to genocide of Kashmiris in a systematic manner.”
The spokesman said unless New Delhi stops treating Kashmir militarily, killings, human rights violations and bloodshed will continue and the region will continue to suffer. “it was very unfortunate that New Delhi instead of accepting the ground realities in Kashmir continues to use its military power to crush the genuine dissent and to choke all means of peaceful protests.” The spokesman said that in the past all such efforts failed and no such effort will bear fruit in future too.
Meanwhile, the spokesman strongly condemned the killing of two Bank guards Mushtaq Ahmed and Tariq Ahmed in an attack on their vehicle at Keller Shopian, terming the incident as very unfortunate and condemnable. The spokesman expressed solidarity and sympathy with the families of bereaved youth.
The spokesman strongly condemned the continuous house detention of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and the arrest of JKLF chief Muhammad Yasin Malik and other resistance leader.

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