Over 2,000 Kashmiris arrested as Indian crackdown intensifies

Indian state terrorism continues in occupied Kashmir. The occupying Indian forces have arrested more than 2,000 Kashmiris from various districts of the valley.

According to GTV news sources, the worst crackdown by the Indian army is underway in different areas of the occupied valley. The Indian army has destroyed 5 more houses of freedom-loving Kashmiris. The number of houses destroyed by Kashmiris since yesterday has reached 7.

The sources further said that the houses of Kashmiris in Pulwama, Kulgam, and Shopian were destroyed with explosives.

The Indian army arrested more than 175 Kashmiri youth from Islamabad district alone.

Earlier, Indian army arrest dozens of Kashmiris in IOJK (occupied Kashmir).

They have arrested over a dozen people including a father and his daughter during the massive military operations, launched in large areas of South Kashmir.

People came out of their houses in several areas to protest against the ongoing military operations and arrests of innocent youth. The troops arrested a father and his daughter in Mendhar area of Poonch.

They also cordoned off Vatnar and Kokarnag areas of Islamabad and conducted house-to-house searches.

Four youth were arrested on charges of pasting pro-freedom posters in Pampore while five were arrested during raids in Pulwama district.

Meanwhile, the vandalizing of a graveyard by a BJP leader triggered protests in Gandarbal district.

The BJP leader had to flee from the spot along with his guards on noticing the angry mood of the protesters.

Meanwhile, Tehreek-e-Wahdat-e-Islami expressed grave concern over the growing Indian atrocities against the innocent Kashmiri people.

In a meeting in Budgam, they said that the Modi-led fascist Indian government had crossed all records of brutalities in IIOJK.

Meanwhile, Indian troops arrested five Kashmiri youth in Baramulla district.

Under a new strategy, they used to arrest youth by labeling them as militants.

They with a purpose to punish them for their affiliation with the ongoing freedom movement in occupied territory.