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| Basic rights of dead or alive are suspended with pervasive impunity, alleges Mehbooba | | | 
EARly Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 4: Former Chief Minister and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday alleged that basic human rights dead or alive are suspended with pervasive impunity though centre claims that people of Jammu and Kashmir are enjoying equal rights.
The ease with which Government of India (GoI) imposes a complete siege including a communications blackout in Kashmir everytime it anticipates a reaction from people is distressing and deeply insensitive.
She further alleged that instead of reaching out, every successive policy is undertaken to humiliate and collectively punish J&K. These punitive actions compound this sense of betrayal and rage. In a series of Tweets on her twitter handle, She said “ GOI’s dubious claims that people of J&K now enjoy equal rights is a barefaced lie as truth is that even their basic human rights dead or alive are suspended with pervasive impunity”.
“The ease with which GOI imposes a complete siege including a communications blackout in Kashmir everytime it anticipates a reaction from people is distressing & deeply insensitive.
Their misadventure of creating fear & suppression to eliminate a sentiment is counter productive since feelings & emotions don’t dissipate or vanish into thin air. These feelings of betrayal, subjugation & anger are absorbed & passed on from one generation to the next.
Instead of reaching out, every successive policy is undertaken to humiliate & collectively punish J&K. These punitive actions compound this sense of betrayal and rage”. She was reacting to a tweet in which it was alleged that “My uncle passed away last night, how we’ve spent time with no phone connection, with no idea where is our rest of our family members, with mother who is already unwell for the past few weeks - I have no words to even write how miserable and helpless you can feel in Kashmir at times”.
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