J&K: Released politicians “forced to sign bonds”, says Iltija

SRINAGAR: Iltija Mufti, the daughter of detained PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, on Thursday accused the government of forcing the released politicians “to sign bonds”.   Rudderless Approach Iltija, operating her mother’s Twitter handle claimed “many”, including the former CM, had “categorically” refused to sign these bonds.
Slamming the Jammu and Kashmir administration for their “rudderless approach,” Iltija tweeted: Also Read Political detainees in Kashmir threaten with PSA: Iltija Mufti “Reports say detainees released today were forced to sign bonds. Under what law is their release conditional as their detention was illegal itself? Many including Ms Mufti have categorically refused to sign these bonds. The government with its rudderless approach is tying itself in knots.” Reports say detainees released today were forced to sign bonds.Under what law is their release conditional as their detention was illegal itself? Many including Ms Mufti have categorically refused to sign these bonds. The govt with its rudderless approach is tying itself in knots — Mehbooba Mufti (@MehboobaMufti) October 10, 2019 The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Thursday released three Kashmiri politicians named Yawar Dilawar Mir (former PDP MLA), Noor Mohammed (a National Conference worker) and Shoaib Lone (Congress), who were taken into preventive detention prior to the abrogation of Article 370 by the Parliament on August 5.
Ex-CMs Still Under Detention Three former Chief Ministers and senior leaders Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah of National Conference and PDP’s Mehbooba Mufti are still under detention.