SRINAGAR: Family members of the three men from Budgam district who were arrested by the Delhi Police’s Special Cell a few days ago held a demonstration here in Budgam on Saturday in BJP’s public rally to appeal to the central government to release their kin as they were innocent.
Family members of three Kashmiri men, arrested by Delhi Police demanding their release in BJP’s rally, Saturday, December 12, 2020
According to news agency KDC the family members of the three men, who have been arrested by Delhi Police’s Special Cell for their alleged links with ISI and Khalistani groups, held a protest in BJP’s public rally at Bus stand Budgam. National general secretary BJP, Tarun Chug, Union MoS Anurag Thakur and Spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain are addressing this public rally here.
Families of 3 Kashmiri men arrested by Delhi police stage protest Kashmir Times. Dated: 12/12/2020 10:00:39 PM
SRINAGAR, Dec 11 (Agencies): Families of three Kashmiris detained by Delhi police s Special Cell last week, on Friday appealed authorities of UT and New Delhi to ensure their early release. They said the trio have no militancy links and have never indulged in anti-national activities.
According to Kashmir News Service (KNS), the families staged a protest here in Srinagar s Press Enclave, demanding release of their loved ones who have been arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police last week.
Five persons, three from Kashmir and two from Punjab were arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police from Shakarpur area of Delhi. Delhi Police had claimed the arrests were made after a brief shootout in the area.
Srinagar: Family members of the three men from Budgam district who were arrested by the Delhi Police’s Special Cell a few days ago held a demonstration here in Srinagar on Friday to appeal to the central government to release their kin as they were innocent.
On December 7, the Special Cell of Delhi Police had claimed to have arrested five persons, three from Kashmir and two from Punjab, after an ‘encounter’ in East Delhi’s Shakarpur area.
The three Kashmiris include Riyaz Ahmed Rather and Shabir Ahmed Gojri, both residents of Nasrullah Pora village in Budgam district, and Muhammad Ayoub Pathan of Gundhipora village in Beerwah tehsil of Budgam district.