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Mirwaiz visits Baby Hiba in hospital, demands ban on pellet guns

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December 12, 2018
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Mirwaiz visits Baby Hiba in hospital, demands ban on pellet guns
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Srinagar: Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Wednesday demanded an immediate ban on use of pellet guns “which are now being also used against the Kashmiri infants.”
Mirwaiz said Kashmir was the only place in the world where lethal pellets are used against a populance with impunity as a means of repression and dealing with civilian protests .
“GoI does not want to resolve the Kashmir dispute but instead wants to exert forced control over the people and territory of J&K by using its forces and arming them with special powers and laws to free them from any accountability and prosecution,” Mirwaiz said, adding, “The consequence of which is that today our toddlers are also not safe in their mothers lap as was seen in the case of 18 month-old baby Hiba Jan who showered with pellets at her home and today doctors are struggling to save her badly perforated eye!”
Mirwaiz who visited the SMHS hospital where this toddler baby Hiba, a shocking victim of pellet horror, underwent a second eye-surgery in just a five days. Mirwaiz said he was deeply pained to see her in such condition and expressed solidarity with her distraught parents and prayed for the little angle’s speedy recovery.
Mirwaiz told her parents that entire Kashmiri nation was praying for the speedy recovery of their daughter.
Mirwaiz said that such inhuman act of violence inflicted upon an infant’ will break the heart of any person having a heart and he was no exception.
Mirwaiz said that little Hiba who was writhing in pain stands an eye-opener for the entire international community and people of India as to how ruthless and brute force can be that it can even be used against infants and toddlers in Kashmir.
Mirwaiz asked GOI to immediately stop the use of “this tyrannical and most cruel use of pellet guns.” Mirwaiz also urged the international community to take strong note of the use of pellets on Kashmiri people being used as a means of repression and take steps in ensuring the use of pellets was banned in Valley.

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