Jamia Millia Islamia law student Mahoor Parvez calls Handwara martyrs ?war criminals?
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Jamia Millia Islamia law student Mahoor Parvez calls Handwara martyrs ?war criminals?

The Left-liberal narrative against brave-hearts continues; after standing for division of India, now target the soldiers and police personnel who made a supreme sacrifice in defending the country

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The Left-liberal narrative against brave-hearts continues; after standing for division of India, now target the soldiers and police personnel who made a supreme sacrifice in defending the country

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1.Mahoor Pervez, A law student of Jamia Milia Islamia
2. Mahoor Pervez’s Instagram story 
 
A law student of Jamia Milia Islamia, Mahoor Parvez calls Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir police personnel who martyred in Handwara on Sunday as “war criminals” in her Instagram story
 
The five security personnel were martyred in a terror attack, they were rescuing civilians who were held hostage by the Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists. One of the terrorist killed in the attack was top Pakistani LeT leader Haider. Soon a Jamia student came out in support of Parvez and questioned whether it is wrong to demand accountability from the government for ‘human rights violation’.
 
The law student shared a picture of five martyrs in her Instagram story and wrote, “Why are you all obsessed with glorifying war criminals? These forces have illegally occupied and committed gross human rights violations in Kashmir for 70+ years. And yet the one who picks up the gun to liberate Kashmir is a terrorist to you and these are martyrs? Make it make sense.”
 

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Adil Saifudheen, senior of Mahoor Pervez posted an
instagram story in support of her junior
 
 
Within no time there was a flood of support for Mahoor Parvez who said that her statement was an act of freedom of expression. Soon another Instagram story was posted an account with username adil_saifudheen claiming that my junior Mahoor Pervez has been receiving death threats, rape threats, and sexual abuses, he also said that Mahoor was seeking accountability of the human rights violation, enforced disappearance, torture, and sexual offenses committed in Kashmir.
 
She was earlier interned with a law firm, Khaitan & Co, which now said that the firm has no connection with Mahoor Pervez. Khaitan & Co. tweeted and clarifies that the firm has no connection with Mahoor Pervez she was just an intern in our firm has no connection with the firm anymore.
 
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Now, Mahoor Pervez has deleted her Instagram account.
 
 
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