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Pak minister pens letter to UN, alleges human rights violations by Indi

The letter contains a series of allegations including Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar's comment of 'brides will be brought from there to here'

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Pakistan Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari has written a detailed letter to 18 UN Special Rapporteurs alleging massive human rights violations by India in Jammu and Kashmir, after revoking Article 370 that granted a special status to the state. She also termed the centre’s decision as "an annexation by force and therefore an illegal act".

 In a seven-page letter, Mazari mentioned an Indian Cultural Forum went on a fact-finding mission to Jammu and Kashmir between August 9-13, and highlighted serious shortages of medicine and other basic necessities after the lockdown that began on August 5. The team also highlighted incidences of targetting of civilians with pellet guns, and cited the case of a graphic designer who reportedly received 172 pellet injuries.

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