In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Modi's government has intensified its killing spree following the unjust sentencing of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front Chairman, Muhammad Yasin Malik, for life imprisonment by a Delhi court. 

According to Kashmir Media Service, Indian troops during cordon and search operations martyred ten Kashmiris in the last three days.

Two youth martyred each in Soura locality of Srinagar city and in Awantipora area of Pulwama district, today (Friday). In violent military operations, the troops martyred three youth at Jumagund in Kupwara district, yesterday, and as many in Pattan area of Baramulla district on Wednesday.

Kashmir watchers say that the recent surge in killings in IIOJK is aimed at intimidating the Kashmiris so that they do not stage large scale protests against the biased court verdict against Yasin Malik.

The occupation authorities continue to deploy Indian troops and police personnel in strength across the territory to prevent people from protesting against the awarding of lifer to the JKLF Chairman.

Fearing massive demonstrations, the authorities even disallowed people to hold Juma prayers, today, at Jamia Masjid in Srinagar and other mosques of the Kashmir Valley.

Meanwhile, in their statements, All Parties Hurriyat Conference leaders, Advocate Devinder Singh Behl and Abdul Samad Inqilabi said Narendra Modi-led fascist Indian government cannot force the Hurriyat leaders to surrender their cause by subjecting them to political vengeance.

On the other hand, Peoples Democratic Party President, Mehbooba Mufti said the muscular and repressive policies of BJP-led Indian government have resulted in deterioration of the situation in IIOJK. 

In Islamabad, APHC-AJK chapter held a protest demonstration outside the Faisal Masjid, today, against victimization of Muhammad Yasin Malik by the Modi regime for his role in the ongoing Kashmir freedom movement.

The protesters appealed to the world community to play a role in the release of all illegally detained Kashmiris including Yasin Malik.