Since 05th August last year, Indian state terrorism in the occupied valley is on its peak even now in the face of global health emergencies. Muslim minorities are confronted to a number of problems which go against the charter of the United Nations. The man-made lockdown is nearing to complete its one-year long period but different global organizations working for human’s rights advocacy have been keeping mum and do not show the real face to the Modi regime as how are they supposed to. In such trying times a single word of condemnation is enough for those who are being treated like animals by a responsible state. UNO, Amnesty International and other these ilk world top and power full organizations, whose heads were supposed to speak against the Indian barbarism, appeared to be having no teeth.
Be it the revocation of special status of the IOK in shape of abrogating article 370 and 35-A of its constitution, snapping internet facilities, illegal confinement, arrest of the political leaders and above all the enactment of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), India has done it all. At time when the entire globe is engaged in tackling the health emergencies caused by the COVID-19, the India is not pulling itself back from human’s rights violation it commits in the IOK blatantly. While the discrimination and racism in the Indian Occupied Kashmir know no boundaries, the world is falling the suppressed cries of the people of Kashmir on deaf ears.
Late last month USCIRF denounced the illegal and unconstitutional acts of India towards Muslim minorities.
This, indeed, came as blessing news that one of the top international organizations, US Commission for International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), broke its deepening silence and decried the atrocities being inflicted over the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir by the BJP-led regime. This, no doubt, serves a huge smack at the face of the India. Other so-called international organizations should learn from it and must raise their voice against the state terrorism of the India as they are the ones whose voices may play pivotal role in bringing the Indian atrocities to its end.
Numan Bacha
Swabi
