'Rapists Get Parole, Kashmiri Prisoners Languish in Jails': Mehbooba Mufti - The Statesman

Mehbooba Mufti rallies in Srinagar, slams shifting of Kashmiri detainees to distant jails

SRINAGAR: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) President and former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday led a protest march in Srinagar, demanding the return of Kashmiri prisoners lodged in jails outside Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). According to Kashmir Media Service, scores of PDP leaders, workers, and supporters joined the rally, chanting slogans of “Bail, not Jail” and condemning the “inhuman” practice of shifting Kashm…

‘Let’s keep politics aside, but for god’s sake…’: Mehbooba-led march seeking return of Kashmiri prisoners to J-K stopped by police

PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti calls on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to form all-party delegation to visit jails outside J-K and check on conditions of Kashmiri prisoners

'Rapists get parole, Kashmiri prisoners languish in jails': Mehbooba Mufti - The Statesman

Mehbooba led a protest march in Srinagar and later addressed a press conference demanding the release of political prisoners from Jammu and Kashmir who continue to remain incarcerated in different jails across India.

Mehbooba holds protest in Srinagar, seeks return of Kashmiri prisoners from outside jails

Former J&K CM urges all-party committee to visit Kashmiri prisoners in jails across India for fair trials and family access.

Mehbooba urges Omar to seek prisoners’ shift, Omar dismisses PDP protests as ‘optics’ - The Legitimate

A political row erupted on Monday between Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and former Chief minister, Mehbooba Mufti, over the demand for shifting Kashmiri prisoners back to Valley jails. Addressing reporters in Srinagar, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti urged Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to personally take up the matter with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. “There are several political prisoners who are suffer…

Mehbooba Mufti leads protest in Srinagar seeking return of Kashmiri prisoners from outside jails

Raising slogans of “Bail, not Jail,” Mufti accused the government of denying constitutional rights to detainees, many of whom she said had spent years in prison without fair or timely trials