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Er. Rasheed welcomes UN report on human rights in J&K

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Srinagar 14 June: Welcoming the report of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on situation of Human Rights in Kashmir, AIP Supremo and MLA Langate Er. Rasheed has asked all the concerned parties to introspect and uphold the human rights of people of J&K on both the sides of LOC.

In a statement issued here Er. Rasheed said that accepting ‘right to self determination’ for Kashmiris on both the sides of LOC by the Human Rights Organization should be welcomed by all. He added that the report has exposed the human rights violations in Indian Administered Kashmir at various levels by the security forces.

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He said “The report has vindicated the stand of those who have been constantly accusing New Delhi of violating the rights of Kashmiris and subjecting them to worst kind of state terrorism. “Whatsoever New Delhi has been arguing to justify its inhuman actions and operations in Kashmir has fallen flat. Not only Govt. of India but the world community must certainly wake up and understand that what Kashmiris have been crying all these years is not only propaganda but the reality and New Delhi must stop befooling masses within and outside India,” Rasheed was quoted as saying.  Rasheed further added that the report had given New Delhi a chance to reconsider its ‘harsh and inhuman policies’ and if it truly believed in dialogue process it must release all political prisoners.

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