Crack down on JKLF, resistance camp ahead of PM’s visit continues

Malik, various still in custody, many more raided

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Crack down on JKLF, resistance camp ahead of PM’s visit continues

Malik, various still in custody, many more raided

Srinagar, Nov 02 (KNS): Ailing Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Muhammad Yasin Malik and other leaders including JKLF vice chairman Showkat Ahmad Bakhshi, deputy chief organizer Mir Siraj ud din Davood, zonal organizer Bashir Ahmad Kashmiri, senior resistance member Muhammad Amin Magloo, district president Ganderbal Bashir Ahmad Rather(Boya), district president Budgam Gulzar Ahmad Pahalwan, activist Mushtaq Ahmad Koreg, Muhammad Altaf Raina, Fayaz Ahmad Khan etc still remain in police custody and are lodged at various police stations.
Police also raided the residences of zonal president Noor Muhammad Kalwal, zonal senior vice president Muhammad Yasin Butt, and district president Pulwama Javed Ahmad Butt, Muhammad Ayub Naikoo and is also looking for district president Baramullah Abdul Rashid Magloo, activists Nazir Ahmad and Muhammad Ramzaan Sofi and many others.
In a statement to KNS, a JKLF spokesman of JKLF while terming this crackdown and spree of arrests as worst kind of state sponsored terrorism said that so-called rulers should know that resistance movements can never be curbed or finished by oppressive measures.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelSpokesman said that despite all these oppressive measures people of Jammu Kashmir will continue their struggle against illegal occupation and our march towards freedom will continue at all costs. It is worth to mention that JKLF chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik has already appealed people to make million march towards TRC grounds a grand success on 7th November 2015, the day Indian prime minister Nerander Modi is visiting Kashmir and if so-called rulers choose to put barriers on the march and refuse to give permission to it, Kashmiris will observe a complete shutdown and civil curfew on the day (Saturday, 7th November 2015). (KNS) 

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