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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a stalwart of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference, emerged from a four-year-long unlawful detention under the shadow of the Illegal Indian Occupation of Jammu and Kashmir (IlOJ&K) with unyielding determination. His tears flowed freely as he ascended the pulpit, a testament to the enduring spirit of Kashmir.
Since August 5, 2019, the leaders of Hurriyat have endured incarceration in Indian prisons. Yasin Malik, a prominent figure, languishes in the throes of a slow decay within the confines of a death cell.
Exactly today, the caretaker Prime Minister took head-on in UNGA and called India for its atrocities. In crux, he provided resolve and determination to the freedom struggle.
The once paradisiacal IIOK has transmuted into the world’s largest military garrison, a cruel open prison that defies description. Draconian laws have shackled the Kashmiris, reducing them to conditions more pitiable than those of slaves or stray dogs.
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