Colonialism started by India in the region. The systematic denial of medical care and inhumane treatment led to their untimely deaths, spotlighting a disturbing pattern, aiming at annihilating the resistance leaders in Indian Jails in a systematic manner. The deaths of Muhammad Ashraf Sehrai and Altaf Ahmad Shah serve as stark reminders of the urgent need to address the dire human rights situation within Indian jails.
India’s unrelenting oppression of the Kashmiri populace after Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s demise casts a chilling shadow. The vacuum created by his absence has left Kashmiris feeling orphaned, devoid of a guiding figurehead. The oppressors’ narrative portrays a land adrift, bereft of leadership and direction. The current scenario is a grim reminder of the challenges the Kashmiri people continue to face.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s legacy remains a beacon of hope for those who yearn for a just resolution to the Kashmir conflict. His life story reflects the enduring spirit of a people who seek self-determination and justice. In the face of adversity, the Kashmiri spirit remains unbroken. Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s ideals continue to guide the way forward, reminding us that the struggle for justice transcends boundaries. The echoes of his commitment to Islam, his unwavering belief in Kashmir’s right to self-determination, and his dedication to the resistance movement serve as a resounding call for solidarity and justice in a region that has long yearned for peace. As I write this, the saintly figure and beloved leader of Kashmiris remains under arrest even after his death. India has stationed its soldiers around his grave, preventing people from visiting Quaid Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s resting place. The anguish within the hearts of Kashmiris continues to deepen with each passing day, and the climate of fear perpetuated by India in the valley continues to take a grim shape.
