ISLAMABAD, Sep 22 (APP):In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), killing of Kashmiri youth in custody has become a regular feature of Indian troops particularly after revocation of special status of the territory on August 5, 2019. An analytical report released by Kashmir Media Service, on Tuesday, said that extrajudicial killing of Kashmiri youth is reflective of the culture of impunity being enjoyed by the troops in the occupied territory. The report referred to the enforced disappearance of more than 8,000 Kashmiris, believed to have been killed in custody of Indian forces, since 1989 in IIOJK and said that the killing of three Kashmiri labourers from Rajouri by troops in the Shopian fake encounter on July 18 has brought back painful memories of all such killings in the past, Kashmir Media Service reported. Pakistani Martial artist achieves 34th Guinness world record The report quoted renowned Kashmiri journalist Muzammil Jaleel who in a fresh article criticized Indian Army for not clearly admitting that the youth were killed in a staged encounter and said that the army had tried to hide its wrongdoing behind words and phrases like —“whether they were militants or not is still not known”. “The Army probe … Continue reading Killing Kashmiris in custody a ‘regular feature’ of Indian troops