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Modi regime committing worst human rights violations against Muslims, other minorities in India

Modi regime committing worst human rights violations against Muslims, other minorities in India

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India is involved in serious violations of human rights as atrocities are being unleashed on religious minorities particularly Muslims and violence accelerated after Modi came to power

Modi is spreading Hindu extremism across the country by resorting to Hindutva ideology to strengthen his power.

The Indian government continues its illegal rule over Occupied Kashmir, which has now become the world's largest open-air prison.

India is also committing atrocities on the Muslim leaders of Occupied Kashmir, forcibly occupied by 900,000 soldiers.

Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik has illegally been imprisoned in a 30-year-old false case.

By using the NIA Act of 2008 against Yasin Malik, the Indian government has crossed all moral and legal limits.

Malik's 11-year-old innocent daughter Razia Sultana is demanding the whole world for her father’s release whereas his wife Mashal Malik is also trying to show the ugly face of India to the world.

Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement on Yasin Malik's imprisonment in India, “We have expressed our deep concern on several occasions over the demand of death penalty against Yasin Malik by the Indian authorities,” the FO said.

The OIC Liaison Group also condemned the move in its statement last year.

The Foreign Office said life sentence awarded to Yasin Malik is unfair.

Yasin Malik's life sentence marks denial of fair trial, Foreign Office said, adding that Malik is currently in inhumane conditions in the notorious Tihar Jail, Foreign Office maintained.

Yasin Malik's health is deteriorating and he is not being given access to his family and access to treatment, FO demanded.

 “We urge India to drop the false case against Yasin Malik and provide him quality treatment,” the Foreign Office said.

Yasin Malik should be allowed to live freely with his family, Foreign Office demanded with media persons.

“We have raised Yasin Malik's case at international institutions and forums, Foreign Office

“We will continue to raise our voice against the injustice done to Yasin Malik, Foreign Office declared.

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