Indian soldiers set ablaze martyred youth’s house in occupied Kashmir
Family says 400 wooden apple boxes and heaves of animal fodder were also put on fire
Family says 400 wooden apple boxes and heaves of animal fodder were also put on fire. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
SRINAGAR:
The family members of a martyred youth have said that Indian troops torched their house in Pulwama district of occupied Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Muhammad Maqbool, father of martyred Sameer Ahmed Butt alias Sameer Tiger, told media that the occupation forces last night torched their house by sprinkling petrol around it.
The troops also set ablaze 400 wooden apple boxes and heaves of animal fodder in Drabgam area, he added
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“Around 2:45am, we heard some persons knocking the door of my house. I didn’t let any family members. In the meantime they threw petrol on our front door and put fire on it and set ablaze the shed besides our house containing 400 wooden boxes and fodder heaves,” the father further said.
Maqbool asked why he was being targeted despite martyrdom of his son long ago. "Continued harassment and damaging our property has become a routine for the Indian troops."
The family members of a martyred youth have said that Indian troops torched their house in Pulwama district of occupied Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Muhammad Maqbool, father of martyred Sameer Ahmed Butt alias Sameer Tiger, told media that the occupation forces last night torched their house by sprinkling petrol around it.
The troops also set ablaze 400 wooden apple boxes and heaves of animal fodder in Drabgam area, he added
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“Around 2:45am, we heard some persons knocking the door of my house. I didn’t let any family members. In the meantime they threw petrol on our front door and put fire on it and set ablaze the shed besides our house containing 400 wooden boxes and fodder heaves,” the father further said.
Maqbool asked why he was being targeted despite martyrdom of his son long ago. "Continued harassment and damaging our property has become a routine for the Indian troops."