FIR purebred opposite Indian Army for restraining Kashmiri girl to jeep
Videograb shows a Kashmiri girl being tied to an Indian Army jeep in hold Kashmir. PHOTO: TWITTER
Police in Indian-occupied Kashmir (IOK) have purebred a box opposite Indian Army crew for restraining a Kashmiri girl to a jeep as a tellurian shield.
According to Indian media reports, a FIR was purebred in a Beerwa military hire in Budgam district of a hollow after a video showing Farooq Ahmad Dar, a 26-year-old Kashmiri man, tied to an Indian Army jeep sparked snub in a doubtful region.
Video of Kashmiri girl tied to Indian army army jeep goes viral
The box was purebred on Apr 13 on a basement of a video that was believed to have been shot on Apr 9 when by-polls were being hold for Srinagar’s parliamentary seat, reports said. The growth was also reliable by IoK military DIG Ghulam Hassan who spoke to the Hindustan Times.
IoK Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti in a summary posted on amicable media said: “In a ‘human shield’ video box FIR No 38/17 U/S 342/149/506367 RPC has been purebred in Police Station Beerwah on 13/4/17. Investigation is being conducted by SDPO Magam. We shall safeguard that investigations are taken to a judicious end so that movement is taken.”
Indian Army army Kashmiris to intone anti-Pakistan slogans
Meanwhile, another horrific video of Indian forces’ woe on Kashmiri girl has flush in that army are seen torturing students of a supervision college in Pulwama, IoK to make them intone anti-Pakistan slogans.
Indian infantry bombard IOK college, wound 50 studentsThe intolerable video comes in a arise of extreme clashes between civilians and a assigned army in IoK that have left during slightest 12 people passed and dozen others injured.
Kashmir has been a doubtful segment between Pakistan and India given autonomy from Britain in 1947. Two of 3 wars have been fought over a valley. IoK witnessed lethal protests in 2016, after a renouned leader, Burhan Wani, was killed by Indian forces. Last September, tragedy escalated when during slightest 19 Indian soldiers were killed in an conflict on an army stay in Kashmir, an conflict India blamed on Pakistan-based militants.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1385770/fir-registered-indian-army-tying-kashmiri-youth-jeep/