Indian Forces Martyred Three Youths in Doda District Amid Ongoing State Terrorism

In a fresh act of state terrorism, Indian troops martyred three Kashmiri youths in the Doda district of Indian-illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The youth were killed during a cordon and search operation conducted by Indian troops and paramilitary personnel in the Bajaad Gandoh area of the district.

The operation involved heavy surveillance, with an Indian army helicopter seen hovering over the area, according to police sources. The search operation was still ongoing at the time of the last reports.

In a separate incident, Indian troops claimed to have recovered a hand grenade in the Chingus area of Rajouri district. Additionally, an Indian army soldier was critically injured in an accidental grenade blast inside a camp in the Diyani area of Samba district. The soldier was handling a training grenade when it exploded in his hand, as reported by an Indian police official. He was subsequently admitted to the Military Hospital in Samba.

These incidents highlight the ongoing volatile situation in IIOJK, where Indian forces continue to conduct operations that result in the loss of Kashmiri lives. The use of military force and the resultant casualties further exacerbate the tension and unrest in the region.

The international community has been called upon to address the human rights violations and acts of state terrorism perpetrated in Jammu and Kashmir. The plight of the Kashmiri people, who are subjected to ongoing violence and suppression, requires urgent attention and intervention.

To conclude, the martyrdom of three youths in Doda district underscores the harsh realities faced by the Kashmiri population under Indian occupation. The continuous military operations and resultant casualties reflect a broader strategy of suppression and control, demanding immediate international scrutiny and action to protect the rights and lives of the Kashmiri people.