Yasin Malik's 11-year-old daughter warns PM Modi in open address: "If my father is harmed in any way, I will blame you"

In what can be called Pakistan's yet another conspiracy to defame India, the 11-year-old daughter of terrorist Yasin Malik Razia Sultan, who was given an open platform at Parliament of Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) to make baseless allegations against India from a “written script”.

  

Razia Sultan, the daughter of Yasin Malik who killed over a dozen people and was behind the rise of terrorism in the Kashmir valley, termed her father innocent.

 

Reading a written script while addressing, a Special Session at Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Assembly in Muzaffarabad, Razia Sultan urged the international community and world power to release from fake-case registered against him.

 

Calling her father, the Kashmiri separatist, "My father is a beacon of flight for the cause of Kashmir", she has called to "dedicate" her entire life to the cause of Kashmir. Further, she also said, a death sentence would be "a stigma on the face of India."

 

The 11-year-old also stated that Yasin Malik was renowned globally as "a symbol of resistance against a mighty army, who was shackled by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a cell", where he was sentenced to death.

 

Sultan said she would hold Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi responsible if any harm was caused to her father. She said she hoped that one day her father would be released, and he had been wrongly sentenced in a “fake case.”

 

“My father also gave precedence to the Kashmir resistance over his family. Today, let my voice carry this message for Modi, that if my father is harmed in any way; I will blame you,” Yasin daughter warned Modi. She asked that how can such measures be considered as a democratic act, in a democratic and secular Republic like India, adding that giving a death sentence to Yasin Malik was a stigma on the face of democratic India.

 

 

 

Yasin Malik was first booked for being a threat to law and order in October 1999 when he was slapped with the Public Safety Act (PSA). In March 2002, Malik was arrested under the Prevention of Terrorism Act and was detained for a year. He launched Safar-i-Azadi across Kashmir in May 2007 and promoted Pakistan’s agenda of freedom across Kashmir valley. In 2013, he went to Pakistan to meet Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Saeed.

 

Yasin Malik was instrumental in running Pakistan’s propaganda in India. He recieved funds from Pakistan for terror financing. In 2016, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) registered a case of terror funding and named him and four others in a charge sheet that was filed in 2019. Yasin Malik is also behind killing of four Indian Air Force officials in 1990 and abduction of Rubaiya Syed, the daughter of the then Union Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed. The trial of both the cases is underway in Special CBI Court in Jammu.