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Shahid Mansoor killed in cold blood, says Jama’at

Srinagar: Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir on Monday said that government forces have let loose a “reign of terror throughout” the valley.

“Every day on one pretext or other, an innocent Kashmiri youth is killed in cold blood in order to intimidate and harass the people in general so as to compel them to surrender their most precious human and fundamental right ‘right to self-determination’,” Jama’at said in a statement.

The statement said that the way the innocent youth are targeted and deprived of their lives or personal freedom by “merciless forces”, clearly depict the forces’ hatred and enmity against the Kashmiris. “This behavior is quite inhuman, brutal and barbaric which disregards every legal safeguard available to a human being under the civilized legal system. What the law says about the human life, dignity and property is quite ignored by these unruly forces with the full support and sanction of their bosses sitting in New-Delhi whose only aim seems to be the suppression of the people here.”

Condemning, what Jama’at termed “barbaric action of these brute forces”, the killing a 22 year old youth Shahid Mansoor Mir of Khudpora Gagran without, Jama’at appealed the international bodies for safeguarding of human rights to take serious note of these human rights violations going on unabated in the valley.

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