Srinagar, Oct 18 (KNS): While hailing the clear and courageous stand by China, Hurriyat Conference (G) has said blaming Pakistan as the epicenter of terrorism is nothing but outcome of the India’s fascist and myopic mindset, which has always demonized and humiliated its neighboring countries.
Agreeing with the China’s statement that Pakistan itself is the worst victim of terrorism and it has lost its more than 60,000 souls in fighting this menace.
In a statement issued to KNS, Hurriyat (G) said that prior to blaming its neighbours, Indian rulers should introspect itself as in its own country there are thousands of acts of terrorism where minorities especially Muslims have been subjected to the most inhuman and unethical treatment by state as well as the majority.
Hurriyat Conference (G) said that there are three types of terrorism, one is individual, and second is from a group, where people are terrified and forced to yield to their demands. Both these types can be dealt with, by law, judiciary or administratively and nobody whether in person or group can endorse or back it.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelBut third type of terrorism is that of a state-terrorism, which is worst and most ruthless, as it has legal cover, administrative patronage, media backing and above all democratic and nationalist shield to legitimate and justify the heinous crimes being committed by those supposed to uphold the human and democratic values.
Hurriyat said that victims of this type of terrorism have nobody to turn to, no court to appeal to, no media house to raise their voice and no state machinery coming to their rescue. Minorities of India and people of the disputed land of Jammu and Kashmir are the worst sufferers of this brazen and audacious tyranny, for the last 7 decades and our just voice loses its pitch amid the thunders of national security, which legitimizes their butchery and carnage against an oppressed nation, resorting to countless murders, rapes, devastations, arrests, disappearances, humiliation and mortification. (KNS)