"Mishal demand India to allow meeting her Husband"

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"Mishal demand India to allow meeting her Husband"

F.P. Report.
Islamabad: wife of chief of detained Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Yasin Malik Mishal Malik Has demanded India to allow her Husband in Indian held Kashmir. 

Saying that her husband Yasin Malik has not been allowed to meet his family for the last three years Mishal said that Indian approached the international Court to save the life of its RAW agent Kulbhushan Jadhav who was convicted of espionage in Pakistan after getting caught red handed it is not allowing Yasin Malik see his daughter and wife Pakistan has made arrangements for the convicted Indian spy to meet his mother and wife but Indian is not allowing me and my daughter to meet Yasin malik.
Saying that all the Leaders of pro independence Harriet Conference including her husband Yasin Malik are being vehemently tortured for the only crime that they talk about independence Mishal said that the atrocities committed by India stand exposed to the world. Indian is committing gross human rights violation in the part of Kashmir that it continues occupying by perpetrating heinous torture on and violence against innocent Kashmiris who want only thing freedom form India, she added.

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