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Separatists condemn DeM activists’ arrest

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Srinagar, Apr 09 : Condemning the arrest seven Dukhtran-e-Millat (DeM) activists, Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Mohammad Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik  on Monday said the “occupying forces after brutalizing our youth do not allow us to even mourn their deaths.”

They said  it is “highhandedness and moral bankruptcy to handcuff female freedom activists”.

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In a joint statement here, the separatist trio while targeting the State government said “the stooges of Delhi have stooped so low that they tarnish even their own laws.”

They said the rhetoric of respect and dignity of womenfolk, “especially that of the women chief minister, draws totally hoax when it comes to deal with our nation. But history stands testimony that stooges and collaborators of oppressive and brute forces vanish with time, and Kashmiri nation will also see the fate of these agents of cruelty.”

Urging the “establishment” to “at least uphold their own laws and regulations”, they said “these mean and immoral acts of oppression have never cowed down the will and aspiration of the people in general and leaders in particular.”

The three leaders reiterated the appeal to the international forums of justice and human rights organizations to take strong note of these “gross violations of basic rights”.

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