BRUSSELS: Kashmir Council Europe (KC-EU), Chairman, Ali Raza Syed has condemned continual violence against humanity in India and particularly in the Indian occupied Kashmir.
In a statement reacting over severe situation of the minorities specially Muslims in India and as well as hardships of the people of Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Ali Raza Syed asked the world community to take serious notice of the current situation.
Chairmain of KC-EU said, world major powers should intervene to stop the ongoing “communal violence” in India as it has risen recently, specially 200 million Muslims in India are being targeted by the fanatic elements backed by the Modi’s regime.
He said, what is happening in India is tragic and terrible. He said that Modi’s fascism is similar to the Nazism, Modi had conducted pogrom of Muslims in Gujarat as CM of that province and now Delhi is witness of the same situation. Media’s reports published about Muslims of India revealed that houses of the Muslims are being burnt, they are being beaten and killed. Mosques and graveyards are also being attacked and desecrated. The world community must accept this brutal reality of the Modi fascist racist regime and immediately prevent it.
Ali Raza Syed added, people of Kashmir are also being suffering for last seven decades and their hardships have been increased since August last year as India revoked special status of Jammu and Kashmir and imposed constant curfew on the oppressed people of Kashmir.
It is more than seven months; occupied Kashmir have been sieged by the Indian occupation forces and people of the occupied region have limited access to internet and other communication links which caused disconnection of the people with rest of the world. They are also facing shortage of food and medicine.
Chair of KC-EU specially asked European Union to raise issue of human rights specially violence against humanity in India and abuses of rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir in their upcoming summit with Indian authorities.
It is important to mention that Kashmir Council Europe (KC-EU) has called the peace loving European people and Pakistanis and Kashmiris based in Europe to take part in the protest on arrival of Indian PM Modi in Brussels. Modi will arrive in the European headquarters for participation in India-EU summit on 13 March 2020.
Lahore, cybercrime wing, Federal Investigation Agency, FIA, received, more than, 15500 cases, cybercrime, 2019, according, report, Dozens, people, arrested, sent, behind bars, crackdowns, our teams, FIA Cybercrime Unit, Assistant Director, Last year, 50 cases, of physical harassment were reported, whereas the number of complaints of uploading inappropriate content on social media platforms reached 1,500, the report stated.
According to cybercrime officers, several people arrested have confessed to robbing ATMs, hacking data and online frauds.
The unit has also arrested groups from across the city that blackmailed women for money. “We recently got a complaint where a person became friends with a woman through a fake Facebook ID and then blackmailed her for Rs100,000,” an officer said.
He added that if residents use social media carefully they could safeguard themselves from getting trapped by such gangs.
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