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British universities are listening to the brutality of the Modi government in Kashmir
Norwich (92 News) – In British universities, echoes of violence in Kashmir by the Modi government began to be heard. Amnesty International expressed great concern.
Organized by Amnesty International, a seminar on the continuing violation of human rights in Kashmir was held at the University of East Anglia in the UK, which was strongly condemned by seven British organizations including the London School of Economics and the University of East Anglia on domestic violence. Indian Kashmir is complete
The Coordinator of India of Amnesty International, Cherry Bird, said in the speech that the murders, forced removal and Jatha Insaf show the ugly face of Modi’s so-called democracy in India. The use of pellet guns to prevent freedom of movement in Kashmir is the worst example of violence and cruelty. India also wants to divert attention from Kashmir by keeping terrorists in Balochistan.
The President of Amnesty International East Anglia University Syed Mohammad Hamza said that the Kashmir issue is as serious as the conflict between Ukraine and Palestine. The international community should play its full role in resolving the Kashmir issue in South Asia.
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