No words are enough to describe the tragedy or condemn
Kishtwar, July 14: - Member of Legislative Assembly from Inderwal, Ghulam Mohammad Saroori strongly condemned “bloodbath in Srinagar.” “Human life in JK has been devalued completely as a result of callousness of government and a license to kill that has been granted to police and security forces,” Saroori said.
“The cold-blooded murder of over 40 people and injuring around 1400 without any provocation is heartrending and no words are enough to describe the tragedy or condemn it.” Saroori said and added that many “elements in police and security forces in the state have been enjoying atrocities on the people and it seems that their entire attitude has become sadistic.”
Saroori said it is unfortunate that rule of law has completely collapsed in JK and the police and security forces have become the law unto themselves. “The continued inability of the government to take cognizance of any killing, excesses or atrocity has reinforced the impression of the police state, where the political leadership and administration are subservient to them,” he said.
Kishtwar, July 14: - Member of Legislative Assembly from Inderwal, Ghulam Mohammad Saroori strongly condemned “bloodbath in Srinagar.” “Human life in JK has been devalued completely as a result of callousness of government and a license to kill that has been granted to police and security forces,” Saroori said.
“The cold-blooded murder of over 40 people and injuring around 1400 without any provocation is heartrending and no words are enough to describe the tragedy or condemn it.” Saroori said and added that many “elements in police and security forces in the state have been enjoying atrocities on the people and it seems that their entire attitude has become sadistic.”
Saroori said it is unfortunate that rule of law has completely collapsed in JK and the police and security forces have become the law unto themselves. “The continued inability of the government to take cognizance of any killing, excesses or atrocity has reinforced the impression of the police state, where the political leadership and administration are subservient to them,” he said.
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