Murder of Sikh man ‘handiwork’ of Indian Agencies: Jameel-ur-Rehman

Srinagar: United Jihad Council Monday said that the murder of a Sikh in Tral town of South Kashmir’s Pulwama district was the handiwork of Indian Agencies to defame Kashmir Freedom Struggle.

Sheikh Jameel-ur-Rehman, the UJC General Secretary and Tehreek-ul-Mujhadeen Chief said that such tactics like in past are bound to fail.

Pertinently, on January 4, unknown gunmen killed a man Simranjeet Singh son of Nanak Singh a resident of Khasipora at Tral.

Jameel-ur-Rehman said that Indian Agencies have tried these tactics in past as well to create disturbances and enmity among people in society, but every time, India has failed.

As per a statement to news agency CNS, Jameel-ur-Rehman said that it is a known fact how Indian Forces were rewarded and promoted for resorting to Chattipora Massacre of Sikh community. “The sacrifices rendered by Sikh community are Kashmir is unforgettable and appreciable. “Truth will prevail if International Human Rights organization or any neutral agency will conduct a fair probe of Kashmir killings,” he added. (CNS)