Mehbooba Mufti’s daughter writes to Indian govt on her mother’s behalf, seeks information on arrests – World

Mehbooba Mufti's daughter, Iltija, visited Twitter on Friday to convey her detained mother's concerns about the number of arrests and detentions that have taken place in Kashmir occupied by India since New Delhi decided to strip her of her autonomous state on May 5. of August.

Mufti, former prime minister of occupied Kashmir, was placed under house arrest for the first time, the night before the revocation of article 370 that granted Kashmir his special status, and subsequently arrested on the day of the move.

According to a notice issued to Mufti, the head of the People's Democratic Party of Jammu and Kashmir was arrested because their activities "probably cause a violation of peace."

Iltija, operating the Mufti account "with due authorization" since he has not been given access to the leader of Kashmir, tweeted images of a letter sent to the secretary of the household on behalf of his mother, requesting information on arrests and detentions , as well as the number of districts under prohibitive orders under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of India (CrPC).

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"I, Iltija, sent an email to the Interior Minister of GOI and the Secretary of Interior of J&K on September 18 in search of some information for my mother, Mrs. Mufti. I am still waiting for an answer," he wrote.

"During the period of her detention, she has not had access to the newspapers and has not received any political information from a member of her party or staff so far. She has only been able to meet her immediate family members, including myself. , "Iltija wrote in the letter.

"You are requested to provide me with the following information, as soon as possible and preferably within three days," reads the letter addressed to the Indian government.

Earlier this month, it was learned that authorities in occupied Kashmir have arrested almost 4,000 people since the dismantling of their special state last month.