Mushaal Mullick urges US President Joe Biden, Congressmen to press Narendra Modi to release Muhammad Yasin Malik

ISLAMABAD, June 16 (SABAH): Chairperson of Peace and Culture Organisation, Mushaal Hussein Mullick expressed serious concerns over senior Hurriyat leader Muhammad Yasin Malik’s fast deteriorating health condition and urged US President Joe Biden and Congressmen to press Indian premier Narendra Modi to release Yasin Malik during his forthcoming visit to the US.

Mushaal Mullick, the wife of incarcerated Muhammad Yasin Malik, said on Friday that notorious Modi, who was known as butcher, unleashed a reign of terror in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) to muzzle the dissenting voices.

The chairperson stated that the US administration should take Modi to task for his inhuman policies and rising tide of human rights violations during his fascist regime, making life a hell for the minority communities in India and Kashmiri Muslims.

“U coward Modi, your regime is the biggest sinner of humanity,” she added. However, Mushaal made it clear that the notorious regime could cross all limits of barbarity and state terrorism but the brave Kashmiri people would not ever bow down to them. The Hurriyat leader went on to say that people of the Kashmir would fight for the birth right to right to self-determination until turned the dream into a reality.

She said that speaking truth bluntly was the only crime of Yasin Malik due to which the Indian authorities were hell-bent to silence him by implicating him in false, fabricated and politically-motivated cases.

The Chairperson urged that Kashmiris, Pakistanis and human rights organizations to hold protest demonstrations to highlight the ongoing war crimes in IIOJK and the plight of innocent Kashmiri detainees during Modi’s visit to US to expose his real and dirty face before the world.

Mushaal Mullick demanded the urgent intervention by the world leaders and UN bodies to secure release of Yasin Malik and other Kashmiri detainees from unlawful Indian imprisonment.