NEW DELHI: August 5 makes a black day for Kashmiris globally as Indian government abrogated Article 370 of the Indian Constitution and a reign of terror was unleashed.
It has been four years and India in that time did countless crackdown on unarmed civilians including people who raised their voice against the atrocities.
Amnesty International has a number of reports on Indian Occupied Kashmir and the prior to August 5 black day, AI has raised voice on number of occasion for human right abuses.
Today marks four years of increased repression by Indian authorities in Jammu & Kashmir. On 5 August 2019, the Indian government unilaterally abrogated Article 370 of the Indian Constitution and extended its control over the region. We remind Indian authorities to:
— Amnesty India (@AIIndia) August 5, 2023
The case against HR activist Khurram Parvez who was arrested a number of times by the Indian authorities is not a thing of the past.
AI in it reports have categorically mentioned that India in its hegemonic designs is continuously pressing hard to achieve its goal.
The Unlawful activities ongoing in Kashmir must stop besides the reign of terror, the report points out the methods implied by the Indian Prevention Act has resulted in gross violations human rights.
The United Nations has also recorded repeatedly the Prevention Act is applied in coercion against public branding them as terrorists.
Kashmiris the world over along with the international community has time and again asked the Indian government to address the basic human rights of its communities particularly Kashmiris that are faced with an unending onslaught of tyrannical procedures.
