Mushaal Hussein Mullick, the wife of Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik, has called for ban on BJP affiliated Hindu extremist groups, RSS and HSS (Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh). In an exclusive interview with Radio Pakistan's News and Current Affairs channel, she said these trans-national terror outfits of India must be declared terrorist organizations otherwise peace will remain elusive. Mushaal Mullick said if international issues are not solved amicably, violence will dominate the world. She said Indian actions in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir have further alienated the Kashmiri people and even people within India are highly critical of Modi regime's repressive policies in the territory. Mushaal Mullick said since 5th August, 2019, the Indian government has taken direct control of lands, religious and historical sites in the territory. She said that handicraft, tourism and agriculture industry in Indian occupied Kashmir has been destroyed due to curfew imposed by Indian regime. She said Kashmiri p eople have been deprived of their educational and jobs quotas by India through its settler policies under which thousands of non-Kashmiris have been given domiciles in the territory. Mushaal Mullick said any negotiations or dialogue on Kashmir dispute should be through the Hurriyat leadership. She said if India does not honour the democratic peaceful voices of Hurriyat leadership in Jammu and Kashmir, there will be armed resistance. She said Pakistan should engage with all neighboring countries and put pressure on India to stop its oppression in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Source: Radio Pakistan
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