Kashmiris forcibly deported to Pakistan by India

New shocking claims have come out of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. A serving Kashmiri police officer has accused the Indian government of forcing Kashmiris out of their homeland. He said some residents are even being sent to Pakistan without any legal reason.

A video of the officer was shared online. In it, he said that police are removing local people and officers against their will. He added that this is being done despite a court order that clearly said they cannot be relocated outside Jammu and Kashmir.

The officer, who has been serving in the Jammu and Kashmir Police for 27 years, strongly opposed this move. He said, “The High Court said we should not be transferred outside Jammu and Kashmir. But police officials are not following this order.”

He also said he contacted many senior officers but no one responded to his requests. “We are being kicked out of our own land,” he added. He appealed to top officers, including the Inspector General, to stop this action.

His wife also spoke out in a separate video. She said, “We have no family in Pakistan. Why are they sending us there? We have lived here for 27 years. This is our home.”

Some defense experts have called this a dangerous policy by the Modi government. They believe it is part of a larger plan to change the population of Kashmir. They say the government is targeting Kashmiris to stop resistance and control the region.

Human rights activists have also raised alarms. They are asking global rights groups to take notice of the situation. Many believe these actions could lead to major human rights violations.

The situation is now raising serious concerns in international media. People around the world are calling for a fair investigation and justice for Kashmiris.