How the Indian occupational forces are subjecting an innocent Kashmiri youth to brutal torture without any reason & the world can clearly see the state terrorism of India.
This cruelty in #Kashmir has been going on for decades & the world is silent
@UNHumanRights@hrw@amnesty
Ms. Shaista Safi on behalf of World Muslim Congress, delivering a statement on General Debate under agenda Item 4 during 54th session of #UNHRC.
#Kashmir@Shaista_Safi
Women of Occupied #Kashmir expressing their feelings by waving their hands towards the relatives of Azad Kashmir. May Allah save us from the oppression of India. Ameen.
#NeelamValley#Kupwara
India has landing the 🌙 by starving 40 million citizens. People in India are deprived of basic rights and there is no such thing as humanity in India. Rulers of India should first become human beings & value humanity, then go to the moon 🌙 then landing to the sun
#IndiaOnMoon
The Asian Federation Against Involuntary Disappearances (AFAD), Asian Forum for Human Rights & Development (FORUM-ASIA), CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Front Line Defenders & Kashmir Law & Justice Project (KLJP) 1/1
Why #India cannot become a true democracy?
Louis Dumont, in his theoretical investigation of Indian caste and hierarchy, Homo Hierarchicus, had built on his 1949 fieldwork on the Pramalai Kallars of South India and the Indological literature on caste.
According to Dumont, caste is an institution that is common to all of India — a “system of ideas and values, a formal, comprehensible rational system.”
How caste groups are separated from and linked to one another through (1) separation of marriage and contact issues, (2) division of labour, customs and professions, and (3) hierarchy classifying groupings as comparatively superior or inferior to one another. This final feature of hierarchy, according to Dumont, is the most significant and is represented by the distinction between the pure and impure.
Dumont concluded that this stratification of human beings, enshrined in Hindu mythology for thousands of years, will remain a major challenge to any democratisation effort.
Mandal Commission Report and the plight of lower castes in India indicate that the majority of 77% formed by Dalits, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Tribes and Shudras is being gradually disenfranchised and suppressed by the upper caste 23% Brahmins, Khshatriyas and Vaishyas under the RSS doctrine.
Abhrajyoti Chakraborty in his 2020 essay for The New York Times outlined how the right-wing goal of the RSS cabal and the Modi-led administration has fundamentally altered India’s sociocultural environment.
#IIOJK (Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir) since Aug 2019 has been placed under indefinite lockdown after the revocation of its special status. Local politicians were imprisoned, and thousands of people were detained. Phone and internet connections have been regularly blocked.
The #Modi era is frequently referred to as an “undeclared emergency” in India. The 200 million Muslims are first seen as suspects and subsequently as citizens. They are confronted in public areas to demonstrate their patriotism after being accused of murdering cows for meat, in addition to being blamed for everything from the nation’s “overpopulation” to seducing away Hindu women via “Love Jihad”.
#Manipur and the burning North East is a testament to persecution of #Christian community.
#Hindutva vision of the #RSS cabal is no longer a pipe dream but a reality that has been proven by Modi’s re-election in 2019 by a landslide. Godi media, which is supported by corporate India, dominates the discussion and dialogue around mainstream media. The legislative system and the pantheon of democracy are no longer places for debate but rather a notice board where Rajpath’s directives are posted to be carried out without any debate.
The larger questions are to determine if Nathuram #Godse has extinguished the spirit of #Gandhi and whether India can ever become a democracy under the perpetual weight of Homo Hierarchicus.
(By Adeela Naureen/Waqar K Kauravi for Express Tribune)
The world is celebrating the International Day Against #HateSpeech, the most hateful speech is happening in India & it is all under the auspices of #Modi & #RSS.
Can the international community play a role in holding #India accountable for this abomination?
@UN@hrw@ashoswai
Women are not safe in Rapestan. From 2014 to 2023, Human Rights Watch has released a report of sexual abuse of more than 3 lakh & 6 thousand women in India. Hundreds of women are being sexually abused in India every day.
@hrw@amnestyusa@amnestysasia#HumanRightsViolations
Today, the complete Pakistani nation celebrates the Silver Jubilee of Youm-e-Takbeer and commemorates the remarkable achievement of establishing Credible Minimum Deterrence. This achievement has reshaped the power dynamics in our region.
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