Er. Rasheed leads delegation to Kot Bhalwal Jail

Srinagar: A six member delegation of AIP including party supremo and MLA Langate, Er. Rasheed today visited Kot Bhalwal Jail Jammu and had detailed deliberation with detunes.

After interaction the deputation observed that the detunes are not being provided adequate medical facilities and face many other basic problems. The health of Mushtaq Ahmad Mir of Check Nutnussa Kupwara and Gh. Mohi-ud-din Pandith of Hamray has deteriorated due to improper treatment.

In a statement issued to PTK spokesman, condemned the Govt. for imprisoning a juvenile Sahil Ahmad Sheikh S/o: Late Gh. Mohammad Sheikh R/o: Noor Bagh Pamposh Colony Srinagar in Kot Bhalwal. Spokesman added It is shame for the Govt. that despite making tall claims not to send juveniles to jail, Sahil is feeling highly frustrated in Kotbilwal. Similarly lodging two elderly respectable citizens namely Molvi Ab. Qayoom and Saif-ud-din Bagwan hailing from Kishtwar is shameful act and deserves strong condemnation. A shining boy namely Rahamtullah from Doda who had qualified for Medical seat lies also unattended in the Kot Bhalwal Jail and thus his carrier stands ruined.

Spokesman sought immediate release of prominent pro freedom activists including Mehrj-ud-din Tantray of Palhalan, Mushtaq Ahmad Hurra of Hamray, Mohammad Rafiq Ganaie of Srinagar, Ab. Ahad Para of Kupwara and Gh. Mohi-ud-din Pandith of Hamray. Spokesman asked that after meeting theses juvenile and other elderly innocents in Kot Bhalwal one has every reason to say that police has crossed all limits and it is high time for Govt. to have a review of all the cases and release these prisoners who are not criminals but political activists.

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