JKCSF reiterates demand of releasing / shifting of Kashmiri detainees from outside jails
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Sringar Jan 19 ( RNA): Jammu and Kashmir Civil Society Forum has yet again reiterated its demand of releasing and shifting of Kashmiri detainees from outside jails. Chairman JKCSF, Abdul Qayoom Wani in a statement expressed oncernn over the diverse deteriorating conditions of these detainees as there families have narrated to JKCSF. Chairman Wani said that the condition some elderly leaders youths and some sisters and daughters languishing in different jails in outside J & K is worrisome for one and for a prolonged period for obvious reasons particularly of the deteriorated health conditions of these daughters in these jails amid the pandemic.
Wani said that some internationally renowned socio political and religious leaders are under house detention for more than two years which has effected their health condition and also effected their religious activities which is against human rights.
Wani said that families of these detainees are not in position to meet their loved ones for the fear of COVID-19 and the travelling ramifications.
"Majority of detainees are senior citizens with multiple ailments and the irony is that they dont receive any specific treatment as per their ailments which has put their lives at risk and back home their families in mental trauma." Wani said
Wani said that as per inputs available to JKCSF their are instances where some family members of some leaders and other detainees have been suffering from fatal diseases and needed to be released on humanitarian grounds.
Wani said some of our sisters in Tehar jail were facing multiple ailments which has made their life of the families like a hell.Wani asked all sections of society raise their voice for their immediate release and getting them back to kashmir so that their families may have a sigh of relief.
JKCSF urges the govt that instead of suppressing the dissent voices it should speed up the judiciary procedures of the political prisoners and humbly listen to them in a cordial atmosphere which is in the larger interest of the wishes of people.