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Geelani terms Bandipora rape as “black stain on social fabric, rich culture”

Srinagar: All Parties Hurriyat Conference chairman, Syed Ali Geelani expressed his deep grief and sorrow on the unfortunate and immoral incident at Sumbal Bandipora, he termed such incidents as a black stain on our social fabric and rich culture.

While condemning such incidents of heinous crime, Hurriyat chairman flayed the unfortunate role played by the law enforcement institutions in Jammu and Kashmir.

“Bribery and a poor sense of responsibility both in judiciary and police administration has left the galloping crime rate un-tethered, because of the disputed nature of our state.”

He further added that political interference in these law enforcement institutions has infected and ruined the whole system. Recalling the Kuthua rape incident with a nomad minor girl Mr. Geelani said the incident which is has become a forgotten part of history now is a proof in this respect.

He also appealed people of Kashmir to show patience, discipline, unity and brotherhood and provide basic education of Al-Quran and Sunnah, along with the modern education of science and technology to the youngsters.

However, he condemning the police action on a detenue Aaqib Gulzar of Urinhal Bijbihara who missed his examination at police station Islamabad. Mr. Geelani demanded a strong notice by the local and international human rights organizations for violating prisoner rights.

Mr. Geelani also pays tribute to militant Ishfaq Ahmad Sofi of Sopore and Aadil Bashir Wani, Javid Ahmad Bhat who have been killed by the government forces in Shopian.

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