World Video | Defence | Foreign Affairs | Natural Events | Trade | NZ in World News | NZ National News Video | NZ Regional News | Search

 


More Than 100 Kashmiris Killed By Indian Troops


More Than 100 Kashmiris Killed By Indian Troops In Indian Held Kashmir, Admitted By Police Authorities In Srinagar.

Islamabad,

June 13:

Protest Day will be observed on both sides of the Line of Control on Friday against the ongoing spurt of Indian terrorism in occupied Kashmir, particularly the gory incident of Charar-e-Sharif. Elaborate arrangements have been finalized for the large-scale rallies, processions and demonstrations to mark the occasion. Khatibs of Jamia mosques all across occupied as well as Azad Kashmir will focus their khutabas on the massacre of Kashmiris by Indian troops and disgracing of women besides desecration of sacred Muslim places such as mosques and shrines. The Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir, Barrister Sultan Mehmood has said, the people of Azad Kashmir will hold public rallies and tajke out protest processions to practically demonstrate their solidarity with their brothers in occupied Kashmir who are facing ever increasing Indian military terrorism. In Jammu, the Secretary General of the Jammu and Kashmir Freedom Movement, Muhammad Sharif Sartaj and Secretary Information, Jammu and Kashmir peoples Movement, Farah Kazmi have in separate statements said, that the Protest Day on Friday against killings by Task Force in Charar-e-Sharif, and continuing Indian Terrorism in every nook and corner of occupied territory, was intended to attract world attention to the plight of Kashmiris. Police authorities in Srinagar have admitted that the Indian troops in their stepped up genocidal operations killed as many as 100 Kashmiris in the past 12 days alone. However, independent circles have claimed that the number of people killed by troops is higher than disclosed by the police officials.


© Scoop Media

 
 
 
 
 
World Headlines

 

Palestinians Continue The Struggle Against The Adei Ad

Hundreds of Palestinian children, women, and men gathered at Turmusaya on Friday December 17th to complete the tree planting began by Palestinian Authority minister Ziad Abu Ein, who was killed by Israeli soldiers on Friday December 10th. More>>

Israeli Soldier Kills PA Minister At Non-Violent Protest

Yesterday, an Israeli soldier killed Palestinian Authority (PA) Settlment minister, Ziad Abu Ein, at a non-violent demonstration in the village of Turmusaya. More>>

ALSO:

  • Palestinian Centre For Human Rights - Ban on Palestinians claiming compensation against military
  • Pakistan School Killings

    GENEVA (16 December 2014) – The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein on Tuesday condemned what he described as “an utterly despicable and incomprehensibly vicious attack on defenceless children” at a co-educational school ... More>>

    ALSO:


    Sobering Data On American's Apathy About CIA Torture

    Despite a scathing report on torture, a majority of survey respondents approve of the CIA's grisly methods. More>>



    Sea Shepherd Intercepts Toothfish Poachers

    Yesterday, at approximately 2152 AEDT, the Sea Shepherd conservation ship, Bob Barker, intercepted the illegal fishing vessel Thunder, at 62 15’ South, 81 24’ East, inside the CCAMLR (Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources) ... More>>


    The White House: Charting A New Course On Cuba

    We are separated by 90 miles of water, but brought together through the relationships between the two million Cubans and Americans of Cuban descent that live in the United States, and the 11 million Cubans who share similar hopes for a more positive future for Cuba. More>>

    ALSO:


    Journalist Most Recent Victim Of Israeli Military

    Bashar, a journalist from Palestine TV, was shot in the left leg at Kufr Qaddum on Friday the 5th of December 2014. More>>

    ALSO:

  • Palestinian Centre For Human Rights - Swiss government’s bid to convene a summit on Palestine
  • UN News - UN-backed reconstruction efforts continue in Gaza
  • Get More From Scoop

     
     
     
     
     
    World
    Search Scoop  
     
     
    Powered by Vodafone
    NZ independent news