Mushaal berates Indian govt for banning JKLF for next 5 more years

Vows Kashmiris to foil all Modi regime nefarious plots to silence most popular political voice

Islamabad: Former Special Assistant to Prime Minister for Human Rights and Women Empowerment Mushaal Hussein Mullick vehemently denounced the Narendra Modi-led fascist Indian regime’s unconstitutional act of declaring Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) unlawful association for next 5 more years.
Mushaal, who is a wife of JKLF chief Yasin Malik, strongly condemned Indian ministry of home affairs’ act of extending ban on a peaceful political party like JKLF for five more years, which was immoral, undemocratic and illegal.

She stated that the extension of the ban on the most vibrant and peaceful political force like JKLF aimed at choking people’s most popular voice in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK); however, Mushaal vowed that people of the occupied valley would foil all such nefarious plots of supremacists Indian government.

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The hurriyat leader recalled that the Hindutva regime kept JKLF Chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik in unlawful incarceration by implicating him in bogus, farcical and politically-motivated cases but the notorious authorities could not diminish the love for him in the hears of Kashmiri people.
She went on to say that Indian fascist government such coercive measures would not work to subdue freedom loving people of the scenic valley rather it would further ignite the freedom struggle.
Mushaal stated that the occupation authorities converted the IIOJK into to larger torture cell in the world and unleashed a reign of terror for the last over 70 years to suppress the dissenting voices; however, they miserably failed in their nefarious designs.

The hurriyat leader said that the Indian government could not dampen the courage of freedom fighters and they would continue their just struggle until break the shackles of Indian slavery.