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Nishat contractor’s family stage protest on his death 23rd anniversary

Majid Kapra by Majid Kapra
June 27, 2019
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Srinagar, June 26: Family members of a contractor from Brein Nishat, Ali Mohammad Mir who was allegedly killed by notorious (Ikhwani) Papa Kishtwari on this day in 1996 today staged protest here.

Joined by social activists and civil society members at Pratap Park here, the family asked the government to explain the delay in tracing the dead body of Mir who was allegedly tortured and killed after being kidnapped by Kistwari from his residence 23 years ago.

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Zahoor Ahmad Mir son of the deceased contractor said he has lost his hope of getting justice as the murderer of his father despite having acknowledged the murder is yet to be punished.

He said 23 years have already elapsed, however the dead body of his father has not been found yet. He also demanded that DNA sampling of 2156 unmarked graves should to ensure identification of the dead bodies.

“I will continue my struggle to get the murderer of my father punished its 23rd death anniversary of my father today. He was brutally torture to death by Papa Kistwari after being kidnapped from his home in 1996. How long will it take to punish Kishtwari who destroyed many families for his lust,” Zahoor added.

He also appealed the international rights bodies to send fact finding team of their respective organizations to Kashmir for ascertaining the truth of mass graves.

Mir said Kishtwari dashed hopes of many families to ground, “he looted people, raped women, killed innocents. I am desperately waiting for the day when my father gets justice. I appeal the court to pronounce verdict so that my family heave a sigh of relief after twenty six years struggle,” he said.

He also demanded that the dead body of Ali Mohammad Mir be exhumed from the grave and handed over to his family for last rites.

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