Farooq Abdullah’s sister, daughter detained for ‘anti-India protest’

Srinagar

Police in Indian Occupied Kashmir detained at least 12 women, including the sister and daughter of former occupied Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah, for holding an anti-India protest, officials said on Tuesday.
The women, carrying placards reading “Respect Fundamental Rights” and “Why downgrade Jammu and Kashmir,” assembled on Tuesday in a park in Srinagar.
Police whisked them away to a nearby police station as they tried to march through the main business area of Lal Chowk. The protest came a day after India said it has restored call facilities on post-paid cellphone connections in occupied Kashmir after more than two months of a communications blackout.—KMS

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