ISLAMABAD: APHC Chairman, Syed Ali Gilani has expressed concern over civilian killings in Qazigund, Indian Occupied Kashmir and extended his condolences with bereaved families.
Syed Ali Gilani denounced stubborn attitude of Indian authorities for continued bloodshed and said that people in the territory were facing war like situation, Kashmir Media Service reported.
Meanwhile, on the directives of Syed Ali Gilani, Hurriyet leader, Farooq Ahmad Shah participated in funeral prayers of slain youth in Qaimoh.
He said that situation in the occupied territory was turning appalling with each passing day and that Indian authorities were suppressing people's aspirations.
Gilani while referring to awful situation in detention centres and police lock-ups, said that people particularly youth were subjected third degree torture by police.
Condemning Delhi for its unrealistic approach, the APHC Chairman said, "Bloodshed in the territory and consequently dead bodies of youngsters give us extreme pain."
Denouncing Delhi for their obstinate approach, he said, India can play a key role in bringing peace in the region, however, bold measures are needed to resolve the lingering dispute.
Denouncing the use of brute force against students in Handwara, Syed Ali Gilani demanded stringent action against erring police officials. (APP)