SRINAGAR: The All Parties Hurriyat Conference has deplored that RSS-backed Narendra Modi-led Hindutva Indian regime has waged a full-fledged war against the people of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir to suppress their just struggle for securing their internationally-recognized right to self-determination.
According to Kashmir Media Service, APHC spokesman in a statement issued in Srinagar said that besides over one million trigger-happy troops, India is using its Hindutva RSS/BJP administration, parliament, probe bodies, intelligence agencies, communal media and biased judiciary for victimizing the Kashmiris.
He said Indian Hindutva establishment is committing heinous crimes like killing innocent people, terminating employees, seizing properties and infamous Indian National Investigation Agency (NIA) and New Delhi-controlled State Investigation Agency (SIA) conduct raids on the houses of freedom-loving people to punish the Kashmiris for demanding their right to self-determination.
In addition to that, different laws have also been introduced to deprive the Kashmiris of their unique identity, history, culture, religion and above all their land. India is using Israeli tactics to snatch the land of Kashmiris and make them aliens in their own land, he deplored.
The APHC spokesman said that confiscating Kashmiris’ properties on different pretexts and amendment in land laws were the conspiracies to occupy land and deprive the local people of their livelihood and resources. However, he said all Indian oppressive methods and conspiracies have failed and will fail to subdue the Kashmiris’ resolve for freedom and they would continue their struggle till complete success.
He said Pakistan, which is effectively advocating the Kashmir cause, must expedite its efforts to inform the world about the emerging threat of Hindutva military terrorism in IIOJK. “If urgent and effective measures are not taken to check Hindutva terrorism and its anti-Islam and anti-Kashmir agendas, it will prove catastrophic for humanity so the world community must act before it is too late,” he maintained.
