Mirpur: The detainees from the 11th May protests have been shifted to Central Jail Ban Khurma in Mirpur for judicial lockup.
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These individuals have been singled out by fate to face trials, representing the broader struggle for the people of Azad Jammu Kashmir administered), who seek access to basic facilities and affordable electricity and flour.
This includes the brave martyrs of Muzaffarabad and Mirpur, as well as the detainees from the 11th May. Their sacrifice highlights the ongoing fight for the basic rights of the entire Kashmiri nation.
Community leaders are calling for prayers for the martyrs, hoping for their forgiveness and elevation in ranks. Additionally, there is a strong appeal for the immediate release of the young detainees who remain in jails and police stations.
“This was a battle for the fundamental rights of the entire nation, and these young men have fought valiantly,” stated a local activist. “May Allah be our protector and supporter.”
The detainees’ transfer and their continued imprisonment have stirred emotions across Azad Kashmir, serving as a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and basic human rights.
