Kashmir Liberation leader, Yousuf Zangi remembered on his 16th martyrdom

Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Freedom League (JKPFL) has paid glowing tributes to the noted Mujahid commander, Mohammad Yousuf Chopan alias Nooruddin Zangi on his 16th martyrdom anniversary and reiterated the Kashmiris’ resolve to take the ongoing liberation movement to its logical conclusion. A prayers session was conducted at the grave of Mohammad Yousuf Chopan in Bandipora under the auspices of JKFPL which was participated among others by party leaders and activists including General Secretary, Muhammad Ramzan Khan, Imtiaz Ahmad Shah, Abdul Ahad Chopan, Arshad Aziz, Arshad Ahmad Butt, Gulzar Ahmad Khanday, Ghulam Nabi Khanday, Mohammad Yousuf and Zubair Ahmad.
On the occasion, the speakers said that the contribution of Mohammad Yousuf Chopan for the Kashmir liberation movement would always be remembered.
Mohammad Ramzan Khan in his address said that Yousuf Chopan was among the frontline Mujahid Commanders who was martyred by Indian troops in 2000.
Meanwhile, Hurriyet leaders including Mohammad Yousuf Naqash, Bilal Sidiqui and Hakeem Abdul Rashid in their joint statement paid glowing tributes to Mujahid Commander, Mohammad Yousuf Chopan on his 16th martyrdom anniversary who was martyred in custody by forces.

Indian Army’s 14 RR brutalizes Bandipora woman—Farooq Rehmani

Islamabad: Senior Hurriyat leader and Chairman Jammu and Kashmir People’s Freedom League, Muhammad Farooq Rehmani has strongly condemned unprovoked and escalated brutal crack-down in ChuntiMullah (Bandipora) against the villagers especially beating, and torturing of a woman, Sakeena, and her brothers Gh. Hassan and Junaid in their houses; followed by another blind operation against peaceful protesters who assembled there, from the surrounding villages to march to the office of the deputy Commissioner of Bandipora to demand action against the army personals of unbridled RR 14 army camp in the troubled village. He said the life of the inhabitants in these villages continued to be insecure, and harassed for the last two decades because of a permanent army camp. They humiliate, intimidate and beat people whenever they wish so.
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Armymen torture girl, men in Bandipora, protest, clashes leave many injured

Bandipora: Villagers of Chuntimulla in Bandipora district Monday attacked an Army camp by hurling rocks after seven locals including a female was  tortured inside the camp. The villagers of Chuntimullah and Kudara hamlets gathered and hurled stones towards the army camp of 14 Rashtriya Rifles in Chuntimulla. They alleged that army men early today barged into houses and picked up seven persons including  a  teenage girl. They were later released after brutal torture.
Three tortured persons have been identified as Junaid Ahmed Khan, Ghulam Hussain Khan and Sakeen w/o Lateef Khan
Locals said that condition of other four persons is not known yet.
The condition of Sakeena according to locals is critical and has been rushed to hospital.
“They have brutally tortured civilians including a girl, we demand action against the army men involved,” locals demanded.
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