After winning the T-20 match at Tuilbal ground in the morning he was jubilant. He had come back home for lunch with his colleagues as they had to play another match on the same venue in the afternoon,” said his father, Ghulam Hassan Bhat, 50. “My son had inherited cricketing skills from me,’ he added.
“At about 2:30 pm Zubair and his friends went along the banks of Jhelum to reach the ground as CRPF and SOG men were guarding the road. He along with his colleagues went through this alternate route to save themselves from the wrath of the forces,” Bhat said. “The troopers cornered them and pelted stones on them forcing them to jump into the river and one of the stones hit Zubair on his head. He didn’t know how to swim and he cried for help .One of the locals Mehrajuddin Radoo rushed to help him but CRPF and SOG men did not allow him to proceed. They even fired tear smoke canisters at the fishermen who wanted to help my son.”
“After the death of my first son we had pinned all hopes on Zubair but……” Bhat said.
“Both my sons have died now who will offer fateha at my grave,” he said a wept bitterly.
Life has not been easy for Ghulam Hassan Bhat, in 1994 paramilitary BSF troopers torched his house and in 2006 his elder son, Ehsan-ul-Haque was shot dead by the unidentified gunmen, and once again.
“At about 2:30 pm Zubair and his friends went along the banks of Jhelum to reach the ground as CRPF and SOG men were guarding the road. He along with his colleagues went through this alternate route to save themselves from the wrath of the forces,” Bhat said. “The troopers cornered them and pelted stones on them forcing them to jump into the river and one of the stones hit Zubair on his head. He didn’t know how to swim and he cried for help .One of the locals Mehrajuddin Radoo rushed to help him but CRPF and SOG men did not allow him to proceed. They even fired tear smoke canisters at the fishermen who wanted to help my son.”
“After the death of my first son we had pinned all hopes on Zubair but……” Bhat said.
“Both my sons have died now who will offer fateha at my grave,” he said a wept bitterly.
Life has not been easy for Ghulam Hassan Bhat, in 1994 paramilitary BSF troopers torched his house and in 2006 his elder son, Ehsan-ul-Haque was shot dead by the unidentified gunmen, and once again.
we lost another youth..............A class 12th student was allegedly shot dead at Rajouri Kadal in downtown Srinagar this evening with eyewitnesses accusing police of killing the teenager in cold blood..Tufail was the lone child of his parents and according to his maternal uncle, Ghulam Qadir, he had left for tuitions at Hawal here after Friday prayers. Qadir described Tufail a shy and innocent boy.
“He will never harm even an insect. Why did he meet such a fate?”
“He will never harm even an insect. Why did he meet such a fate?”
tufail ahmed matoo.....17yrs old boy killed by indian reserve police bcoz he was a kashmirie.....Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Sing who talks about zero tolerance to rights violation.n here is the xample of zero tolerance....
kill us we all r ready...
they call us ATANKWADIE...TERRORISTS...look thtz wht we r..LOVE HUMANITY,SERVE HUMANITY...PIC BY MAXIMUM AMIN
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