Srinagar, May 06 (KNS): Denouncing continuous detention of political leaders and activists, Hurriyat Conference (G) Saturday expressed deep concern over the unlawful detention of Tehreek-e-Hurriyat activist, Gh Mohd Lone (Ashitengu). Demanding immediate release, Hurriyat said that despite knowing about his ailing son, authorities are delaying his release.
In a statement issued to KNS, Hurriyat (G) while lashing out at state administration for their apathetic approach towards detainees said, that Gh Nabi Wani @ Sahil (Chandekot Kreeri) & Bashir Ahmad Wani (Bangdara Kreeri), both are subjected vengeance and their detention is prolonged on one pretext or the other.
Spokesman, Ayaz Akbar said that Gh Mohd Wani was arrested during people uprising in 2016 and was lodged in Kotbhalwal. In a detailed statement about Bashir Ahmad Lone, spokesman said that state judiciary quashed his case and bailed out from all cases, however instead of honoring the court orders, police till now is keeping him under illegal custody.
Spokesman said his family members approached police and apprised the worsening condition of his ailing son, however police without assigning any proper reason, are continuously denying his release.
Ayaz Akbar said that police should consider the human aspect of the case as well, as his son is bedridden and release him forthwith.
Spokesman said that its two activists Gh Nabi Wani @ Sahil & Bashir Ahmad Wani, since last ten months are lodged in Kotbhalwal and both activists are suffering from serious ailments.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelNo medical treatment is being provided them, said Ayaz Akbar.
Hurriyat urged International Red Cross and Amnesty international to take note of pathetic condition of political detainees and impress upon India to shun its callous attitude and their use influence for immediate release of all detainees.
Meanwhile, Hurriyat (G) spokesman, Ayaz Akbar condemned arrest of minor in Aripanthan Berwa and said that It is extremely undemocratic practice & illustrates the grave situation of human rights violations in state. Appealing human rights organizations & UNICEF for their cognizance, spokesman urged to full fill their responsibility in the protection of the children.
Referring to detention of ten-year-old Suhail Ahmad Dar (Aripanthan Beerwa), spokesman said that police has made him captive as his elder brother is wanted in some case. Police is practicing this unlawful exercise as no accountability exists, said Ayaz Akbar.
Spokesman said that those arrested, killed and maimed during peoples uprising were mostly minors. State administration is not following any ethics and people are unlawfully detained, showered with bullets and subjected to third degree torture.
Spokesperson said that the minors in Kashmir are not only arrested but they are subjected to the worst kind of custodial tortures. (KNS)