India Kidnapped 110 Pakistani Prisoners from Afghanistan Ansar Burney to file kidnapping case against Bharat :
KARACHI: The renowned human rights Activist Ansar Burney, Advocate has strongly condemned the kidnapping of 110 detained Pakistani Prisoners by the Indian Armed forces from Afghanistan. He announced to challenge such barbaric and terrorist act of kidnapping of Pakistani prisoners in the International Court of Justice and other platforms. Chairman of the International human and civil rights organisation "Ansar Burney Welfare Trust International", said that Indian government has kidnapped 110 Pakistani detained prisoners from Kabul and shifted them to Indian Armed forces camp in India, where they are severely tortured to get statements against Pakistan. Ansar Burney urged the United Nations, Amnesty International, Human Rights watch and other human and civil rights organisations to intervene in the matter and save the Pakistani Prisoners from torture to death under Indian custody. He urged International organisations to save the lives of these Prisoners as their lives are continuously in danger in Indian Armed forces camps. He said on December 05, India sent an Aeroplane to Afghanistan's Bagram Air Base, some kilometres north of Capital Kabul, to pick up these unfortunate prisoners, who had been detained by the Northern Alliance. "Reportedly this airlift took place when the international conference on the future political structure of Afghanistan was being held in Bonn, Germany. While the world's attention was focused on the German conference this clandestine move was made by the Indian Air Force with the active co-operation and participation of the Northern Alliance commanders", Ansar Burney said. He condemned such reports according to them, ultimately these Pakistani Prisoners are to be divided into several groups and presented as saboteurs by creating incidents of violence in India in an attempt to involve Pakistan. Such act is a Barbaric and Terrorist act in which India after kidnapping such Pakistanis wanted to use them for terrorism against Kashmir or Pakistan. "I have been informed by the Ansar Burney Welfare Trust sources in India that the Indian Intelligence authorities and Indian Armed Forces have chalked out a well thought out plan under which they would release the photographs of these Pakistani Prisoners to the international media for their so-called involvement in various self created terrorist activities and incidents of violence in India and Indian occupied Kashmir aimed at giving credibility to their claims that Pakistan is a terrorist state", Ansar Burney added. He said we are contacting the families of these unfortunate prisoners in Pakistan and planing to lodge kidnapping case against Indian authorities in the Criminal Court of Justice. Ansar Burney said he is also in contact with the United Nations, United Nations Human Rights Commission and International Human and Civil Rights Organisation in this regard. He requested the families of such unfortunate prisoners to contact "Ansar Burney Welfare Trust International" at 6 Hassan Manzil, Arambagh Road, Karachi, Pakistan. or by Fax on + 92 21 2623384. website: http://www.ansarburney.org END. ************************************************* _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
