JKLF Condemns 'False Implication' of Jailed Chairman Yasin Malik
The group says Malik, held in New Delhi's Tihar jail, has been wrongly linked by Indian authorities to a decades-old murder case.
The Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF-Yasin) has again condemned what it called the false implication of its incarcerated chairman, Muhammad Yasin Malik, by the government of India, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The group said Malik has been linked to a 36-year-old murder case involving Sarla Bhat, a local Kashmiri Pandit woman, in a statement issued from its central office, APP reported. Malik is currently held in Delhi's Tihar jail, according to APP.
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- JKLF condemns false implication of incarcerated party chairman Yasin Malik languishing in Delhi’s Tihar jail? — APP (Pakistan)
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