Five prominent UN experts have said that the arbitrary detentions,extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances are a part of an ongoingpattern of serious violations of human rights by Indian forces in occupiedJammu and Kashmir.
These UN officials, in their letter, communicated their concerns to theIndian government by highlighting the cases of three Kashmiri men – AbdulWaheed Para, Irfan Ahmad Dar and Naseer Ahmad Wani, who were illegallypicked up and killed extrajudicial violating Article-6 of the InternationalCovenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Meanwhile, in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Indian troops intheir continued acts of state terrorism martyred fourteen Kashmiris duringthe last month of May. At least twenty eight people were injured due to theuse of brute force.
Leader of the Mirwaiz Hurriyat forum, Mohammad Musaddiq Aadil said that thecurrent spread of COVID19 in Indian jails has created a sense of fear amongthe relatives of the Kashmiri prisoners about their safety.
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Indian authorities also booked three teenage boys under black law UnlawfulActivities (Prevention) Act in Shopian.