Srinagar
In Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), the All Parties Hurriyat Conference has expressed its deep concern over the deteriorating health conditions of the incarcerated Hurriyat leaders and activists, languishing in Tihar, Agra, Jijar, Jodhpur and other notorious jails of India and occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service (KMS), APHC General Secretary Molvi Bashir Ahamad Irfani in a statement issued in Srinagar while referring to the deaths of five Tihar jail’s inmates in just eight days condemned the criminal negligence of the jail authorities in providing primary medical facilities to the inmates.
“The denial of basic medical treatment and other amenities as per jail manual has deteriorated the health conditions of the detainees including detained Hurriyat leaders and activists belonging to the resistance movement of Kashmir raising concern about the safety of their life,” he added.
The APHC General Secretary said that dozens of prisoners were killed in jails or during house detention including Muhammad Maqbool Butt, Muhammad Afzal Guroo, Syed Ali Gilani, Muhammad Ashraf Sehrai, Ghulam Muhammad Shah, Ali Muhammad Ahanger, Mushtaq Ahamad Butt, Zia Mustuffa and others.
Irfani urged the United Nations Human Rights Council and other human rights organisations to take serious cognizance of the deteriorating health conditions of the incarcerated Hurriyat leaders and activists.
The Hurriyat leader while hailing the steadfastness of the detained leaders and activists said that Indian fascist jail authorities are adamant to kill the Hurriyat leadership in its notorious jails.
The APHC leader sought the intervention by the United Nations Secretary General to allow the people of Kashmir to decide their political future through a free and fair plebiscite.
