Four Judges of J&K HC says, allegation that 13,000 teenagers were arrested by state Police in the valley is wrong
After the abrogation of Article 30 from state of Jammu &Kashmir, Many foreign Media organisation published wrong reports about Kashmir situation after 5th august, 2018 and These report were used by anti-India forces to malign India at the World Stage.
On 25 September 2019, The Telegraph reported that 13,000 young Kashmiri boys had been detained by State Police after abrogation of Article 370 from state of Jammu and Kashmir.
“Families of arrested young boys were paying up to 60,000 rupees for their children’s release,” reported The telegraph.
“Indian authorities arrested “13,000 boys” in Jammu and Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370, according to a fact-finding report by a team of five women who visited the region recently,” reported TRT World.
Rana Ayub who always writes in Washington Post, had shared this news too.
Day 53
— Rana Ayyub (@RanaAyyub) September 26, 2019
Young boys tortured in Kashmir clampdown as new figures show 13,000 teenagers arrestedhttps://t.co/BeGnyVkZvm
Now Four Judges of Jammu & Kashmir High Court visited all jails in Jammu and Kashmir and filed the report in Supreme Court saying that allegation that minors were detained by state authorities in the valley is wrong.
Four judges of Jammu and Kashmir HC, after visiting all jails in J&K, file report in SC saying that allegation that minors were detained by state authorities in the valley is wrong.
— Amit Anand Choudhary (@amitanandTOI) December 13, 2019
Supreme Court also says that it cannot give credence to a news report published in Washington Post on illegal detention of children in J&K after fact finding team of four HC judges find that no child has been detained.
SC says that it cannot give credence to a news report published in Washington Post on illegal detention of children in J&K after fact finding team of four HC judges find that no child is detained. https://t.co/4KTlHEkcUm
— Amit Anand Choudhary (@amitanandTOI) December 13, 2019
After this report, Jammu & kashmir police officer Imtiyaz Hussain slammed the “fact finding report on Kashmir” by five women.
When some people refuse to see facts&instead see things through ideological prism relying on half truths,perceptions,hearsay& one sided version,making a long nonsensical report&call it Fact Finding Ground Report on Kashmir.
— Imtiyaz Hussain (@hussain_imtiyaz) December 13, 2019
Stop selling Kashmir plz in Europe & US
Give us a break https://t.co/UVrS8JFHx8
This false Fact Finding report were released by five women from the National Federation of Indian Women and Muslim Women’s Forum. They had claimed in their report, “One estimate given to us was 13,000 boys lifted during this lockdown.”
5 women Fact finding team consisted of Annie Raja, Kawaljit Kaur and Pankhuri Zaheer from the National Federation of Indian Women, Poonam Kaushik from the Pragatisheel Mahila Sangathan and Syeda Hameed from the Muslim Women’s Forum. They visited the kashmir from September 17 to September 21.
