The US court has summoned Modi over the atrocities in Kashmir

The US court has summoned Modi over the atrocities in Kashmir

The US court has issued summons to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and others on human rights violations in occupied Kashmir.

Narendra Modi has been summoned by a district court in the US state of Texas to oppress Kashmiris. Apart from Modi, Indian Interior Minister Amit Shah and Indian Army commander Lt. Gen. Kanwal Jait have also been issued summonses by a US court in occupied Kashmir.

According to World News Bureau chief Maud Siddiqui from New York, the case has been registered under a law in the United States that allows a US citizen to take action under torture if a relative of a US citizen is tortured anywhere in the world. Is. The case has been filed by a Kashmiri man and woman, whose names have been kept secret.

He argued that our family was tortured in occupied Kashmir, his father was abducted and he was missing from the day the curfew was imposed, while another petition stated that the relative died due to non-availability of drugs. Done. It has been reported that there could be no arrests on this summons so we could go to trial. The plaintiffs briefed the court about India's human rights violations in occupied Kashmir.