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In a scathing rebuke, Ali Reza Syed, Chairman of the All India Kashmiri Conference, has condemned the harsh sentences handed down to Kashmiri women leaders and activists by a Delhi court. The court sentenced Asiah Andrabai, the leader of the organization ‘Dukhtaran-e-Millat’, and her two colleagues, Fahmeeda Sofi and Naeema Nasreen, to 30 years each for their alleged crimes.
Chairman Syed described the sentences as a “murder of justice” and a blatant disregard for the fundamental human rights of the people of Kashmir, which is under Indian occupation. He said that the move was part of a larger campaign to suppress the voices of the people of Kashmir, who are fighting for their right to self-determination.
Syed urged the international community, including human rights organizations, to take notice of the fake charges leveled against the Kashmiri women and to take immediate action to ensure their release. He also called on the international community to support the just struggle of the people of Kashmir and to play a role in resolving the Kashmir issue peacefully.
Meanwhile, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi held a meeting with citizens in Tehran, where he expressed his concern over the ongoing crisis in the country. In a separate development, a 12-year-old Afghan girl was abducted and raped, and the perpetrator has been identified and brought to justice.
Reports suggest that the Trump administration is considering various options to escalate the war against Iran, including military action, if diplomatic efforts fail. Germany has ruled out any direct agreement with Iran to ensure its maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian authorities have confirmed that the Strait of Hormuz is closed to vessels from enemy countries, while officials said that the collaboration with Germany may involve training on semi-conductor technology.
India and Vietnam have announced a reduction in taxes on fuel, while Iranian rescue teams are working to locate people trapped under the rubble in the aftermath of the US and Israeli airstrikes. Despite the ongoing crisis, Iran has managed to earn around $139 million per day from oil exports.
A panel of experts is set to meet today to discuss ways to increase the country’s coal-to-power generation capacity. A former Afghan refugee, 12 years old, was abducted and raped, and the perpetrator has been identified and brought to justice.
Pakistan cricket team’s former captain and commentator, Shoaib Malik, shared an interesting story about a debutant spinner, Usman Qadir. The Iranian embassy has identified a fake social media account spreading false information.
The Central Contract Board has issued a showcause notice to national cricketer Nasim Shah for violating the terms of his contract.
