Name: Hundreds still in prison six months after India crackdown in Kashmir
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T07:02:54.000Z
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Haslem hasn't seen her only son for six months.

29 year old Fasil was arrested while walking to a pharmacy for weeks.

She didn't even know where he'd been taken.

She's now on her way to the central jail in her hometown to get authorization for a visit.

But Faysal is being held in the prison 800 miles away in Auto Pradesh in India.

Attica is just one of many Kashmiris anxiously trying to see a relative going, going, going way, way more.

I got Harlem custom car on a mattress bed.

But in the immediate aftermath of India taking control of Kashmir, there was a sinister air on streets and the army is accused of a vindictive crackdown.

Up to 4000 people were detained and many have still not returned.

India put the region in lock down, cutting off phone and Internet access and limiting the movements of millions of people on their ability to access food and medicine In a carefully stones were thrown.

People marched and chanted anti India slogans.

The army has special powers with an absolute right to detain anyone without charge or reason, except it isn't supposed to arrest miners.

15 year old orphan was picked up while he was walking to the mosque.

He was one of more than 100 Children detained child, only guardian Richard.

Dream about Garrido Hatta, for pity's sake bundles younger, fresher.

They're so goddamn DioGuardi meter German quality Malaga meter.

He still wakes up at night, screaming in terror at the interrogation and torture he faced inside a prison cell.

Saw Doc America Well, that unarmed in on the Guardia Joy the border.

Amenable Assad manager and Mexico Afan says he couldn't stand up, but he was subject to yet another beating with a wire, and he struggled to get medical attention afterwards.

Meanwhile, Attica has received authorization to visit her son.

It will cost £300 to get that That's more than a month's wages in Kashmir.

Attica has no work, and she's racking up debts while her son is in prison.

She's also anxious about his health because he previously suffered from a head injury.

We'll know that I know nothing about that.

India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, claimed the annexing of Kashmir would lead to a new dawn.

His Hindu nationalist government continues to justify the act, saying the region was a hotbed of terrorism.

Put away your gun, brothers and no mom again.

It's not actually which will not comply the natural, actually, or together before dawn.

Son is accused of disturbing the public order through stone throwing on instigating miscreants.

Faysal has joined demonstrations in the past, but they weren't even any protests in the area when he was arrested.

Yeah, For now, she doesn't have the funds to visit her son.

Instead, she's preparing to send him a few things with another family.

In a similar situation, they'd open dried fruit.

Many other families in the region have a similar story.

 So will President Trump's offer to mediate between India and Pakistan make any difference to the people of Kashmir? 