Thousands of Kashmiri youth storm streets of Srinagar against brutal killing by Indian Army
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SRINAGAR: Thousands of Kashmiris stormed the streets of Srinagar and other main cities of Indian Occupied Kashmir on Friday in protest of the brutal killing of their companion at the hands of the Indian Army.
Boys chanted slogans against Indian Army and Modi Government and hoisted Pakistani flags adding fuel to the fire.
The protest call was given by Hurriyat leaders Syed Ali Shah Gillani and Shabbir Shah in Srinagar, capital of the Indian occupied Kashmir.
Indian Army soldiers placed both Syed Ali Shah Gillani and Shabbir Shah under house arrest and were not allowed to offer even Fridays prayers in Srinagar central Jamia Mosque.
Protests against puppet government of IOK and Central government at New Delhi have risen manifold in recent days since Modi Sarkar assumed affairs of state in 2014.
Hoisting of Pakistani flag by Kashmiri youth has become a routine affair in Srinagar as token of solidarity and love for Pakistan.
Indian Army and other law enforcing agencies have killed over 100,000 Kashmiri Muslims since the beginning of the freedom uprising in Indian occupied Kashmir in 1989.
