SrinagarThe incarcerated chairman of Muslim League Jammu and Kashmir Masarat Aalam Bhat was Tuesday brought from Kot Bhalwal Jail, Jammu to Srinagar for the hearing of a case lodged against him in police station Nowhatta.
Aalam was produced today before Additional District and Sessions Judge where after hearing the arguments, the judge fixed the next hearing of the said case on June 2, a League spokesperson Sajad Ayoubi said in a statement issued to GNS.
He said after hearing, Masarat was taken back to Kot Bhalwal Jail.
He said that state as well as the central government sets new policies and methods for the continued imprisonment of Masarat Aalam under baseless cases, which is worst kind of human rights violation and highly condemnable.
The spokesperson said that government is deliberately doing it under a plan so that Aalam is not released by the court. He said that prolonging the illegal detention of Masarat showed governments frustration.
The policy adopted by the government through which Masarat is being moved from one police station to another cannot break his will and courage, he added.
The League spokesperson appealed the rights-defender bodies including the Red Cross, Bar Association Pakistan and Human Rights Watch to take note of the worst political revenge against Masarat Aalam and his illegal detention and asked them to play their role.
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