Srinagar, Oct 14 (KNS): Reacting to the reports about the chest infections that have engulfed the valley, Dukhtaran-e-Millat Friday said that the Indian government and their puppets in the valley are hell bent to traumatize the people of valley by using teargas gas canisters, PAVA shells, pepper gas shells and pellet guns.
In a statement issued to KNS, DeM secretary general Nahida Nasreen said that it has been the policy of these puppets for long now to blind, maim and injure the people.
She said, “Many people have been disabled after their legs and arms were amputated after they were injured in Police firing.”
She said the state had been turned into a “state of disabled”.
Reacting to the statement of Mohan Bhagwat about west Pakistan refugees, Nasreen said that it was a political stunt by the Sang Parivar.
“They are Indian citizens and can in no way become the state subjects of Jammu and Kashmir state.”
She said that the Indian politicians have been using these refugees for petty political gains.
Nasreen said that this was a design to change the demography of Jammu and Kashmir.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel“India very well knows that a plebiscite would be held in J&K. Therefore they are busy in changing the demography of J&K so that it later becomes easy for them to disintegrate it with India.”
Meanwhile Nasreen said that since there are no proper facilities in the Baramulla sub jail for its incarcerated chairperson, her health has deteriorated and there is chance that her health will deteriorate further.
“Since people are not allowed to meet her regularly and the authorities have allowed her relatives to meet her only once therefore DeM and the relatives of Aasiyah are seriously concerned about her health.”
Meanwhile the personel secretary of Syedah Aasiyah Andrabi, sofi Fehmeeda, has spent more than 10 days in police custody at Rambagh police station. ““Fehmeeda had to be produced for judicial remand on Saturday however that didn’t happen. We are not able understand why the remand has been deferred nor have we been informed under which case she has been detained,” Nasreen said. “This is a matter of serious concern.” (KNS)