Kashmiri Americans protest in Chicago against Indian atrocities
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Large hands of Indian forces in Indian occupied Kashmir on unarmed Kashmiris living in the US massacres and human rights violations againstAtlanta, Georgia at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights of the silence outside. Workers from India and other countries also participated in the protest human rights. Kashmiri migrants willing reader spokesman told reporters on the sidelinesin 2012, after a 23-year-old girl raped in South Delhi, thousands of people took to the streets in Indiaand 78 policemen were injured and destroyed several vehicles and buses by police during clashes. But no fatalities in the attack and the palette used guns. He protests against the specified quota demands of thousands of demonstrators took the streets of Delhi with the Jat community in February this year. Jat community closed water to a million people on strike in India, which resulted in 10 deaths, but the palette has not been counted. But an estimated 20 million have been made in Kashmir palette. He was asked to use the same palette Guns are made only against Kashmiris. He said that the barbaric use of smaller or bigger protests in Kashmir, the palette gun. There are 10 thousand people have been injured in Kashmir valley during the last 2 months of which over 500 people lost sight, he said. Anusha reader so that India asked if he considers himself part of Kashmir, why this discrimination issue being placed. But the issue is that they have no choice but to appeal to the international community to help spokesman said. Meanwhile, hundreds of Kashmiris living in the United States and their allies protested for the international community to draw attention to the growing political and humanitarian crisis in the occupied Kashmir Center in Chicago. The protesters said that longstanding unresolved issues pose a serious threat to peace in South Asia and Kashmir. The protesters urged US lawmakers to allow human rights activists to condemn Indian brutality in the occupied territory.
