Srinagar: Kashmir Valley witnessed a complete cemetery from business companies and other activities on Friday in response to a call by Hurriyat conference faction led by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to protest the murder of civilians at a meeting of civilians in Hyderpora.
It was the first complete shutdown after revocation of state-specific status and was revealed to the United States in August 2019.
The People’s Alliance for the Gupkar (PAGD) declaration of President Farooq Abdullah, meanwhile, wrote to the President of India demanded “Judicial Support for Judicial” into the murder Three civilians at the Hyderpora meeting.
“There is no need to state that the poor incident widened the bay between the people of Jammu and Kashmir and the Indian government and, therefore, should be avoided at any cost,” Abdullah wrote.
Police J & K have denied allegations that he had killed civilians, only admitted that one civilian, Altaf Ahmad Bhat, was killed in a shootout, while Dr.
Mudasir Gul, was killed in the meeting, was an overground worker (for terrorists) connected to terrorists Pakistan.
Haidar Bahai from the TRF who was also shot in Hyderpora.
The police claimed that one Ahmad Ahmad from Banihal / Goolgarh, in Rawan, was also a Pakistani terrorist colleague who was killed in the meeting at Bypass near the classic hospital, in Hyderpora Srinagar, on Monday night.
Reports from various districts say all shops are closed for day and private vehicles and public transport remain from the road.
The market is busy in Lal Chowk, in Srinagar, lonely.
The leader of Hurriyat Mirwiaz Umar Farooq issued another statement calling for the authorities to “restore Amir Ahmad Magray’s body”, the third civilian who was killed at the Hyderpora meeting, without delay.
Abdullah wrote to the president who said the incident caused a huge anger.
“In this poor incident three civilians were killed in suspicion,” Abdullah said, adding that the judicial investigation was needed “so that the true facts decomposed and brought to the public domain”.
“We will remind His Majesty that Jammu and Kashmir administration is being run on behalf of the Governor LT who acts as an agent and, therefore, the weight responsibility given to the noble to ensure that the legal rule applies.
And officials involved involved Brought to order and be punished under the law, “Abdullah said in his letter, added that the third civilian body must also be returned to his family for burial.
CPM politician Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami also urged the government to restore Amir Ahmad Magray’s body, “civilians” were killed in Hyderpora, without further delay.
Tarigami said it was proven without doubt that Magray was a civilian.
“His father Abdul Latief Magray was award winner of the courage and now his son was killed and labeled as a militant, who was very unfortunate,” he said.
“At least administrative J & K can be done is to restore the body of the magray so that his family can do his last ritual,” Tarigami said.