A teenager was martyred in an operation in District Samba, photo: file
Srinagar: In occupied Kashmir, the Indian army has martyred another Kashmiri youth in an operation named after an unnamed search. According to Kashmir Media Service, in Jhang Nair Valley district of Samba, Indian Border Force personnel surrounded a village and desecrated the sanctity of homes by conducting searches under the guise of searching.
During the search operation, the occupying Indian army personnel misbehaved with women, targeted the elderly with violence, and threatened children. A blind firing incident occurred in one house where a Kashmiri youth was martyred.
The Indian sympathizer Kathua police administration in occupied Kashmir failed to show resistance to this open aggression, stating that during the search operation, armed men fired at security forces from a house.
The Indian government denied handing over the body of the martyred youth to the relatives, citing severe violation of basic human rights.
The parents of the martyred youth are forced to suffer for the retrieval of their beloved’s body.
It is worth noting that last month, the Indian army martyred 8 youths in occupied Kashmir, detained more than a dozen illegally, and demolished 4 houses.