Srinagar, Apr 28: Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) demanded an investigation into the case of a youth, who has been missing since April 4, from south Kashmir's Anantnag district.
"When it comes to high profile political murders (like the one of Moulvi Showkat Ahmad Shah recently), police swiftly comes out with a chargesheet against some persons without even providing a shred of evidence, but when there are cases like Susheel no one seems to be interested in investigating," APDP said in a statement.
Susheel Raina, 21, of Chandergam village of Anantnag district had left his home to collect his marksheet from college but has not returned since. "Susheel's disappearance is an indicator of the continued phenomenon of people disappearing in Jammu and Kashmir," the APDP said.
APDP, which is an association of the relatives of youths who disappeared over the last 20 years, also held a protest at the Sher-e-Kashmir park in Srinagar demanding "independent and impartial" investigations into the phenomenon of "enforced disappearances".
"When it comes to high profile political murders (like the one of Moulvi Showkat Ahmad Shah recently), police swiftly comes out with a chargesheet against some persons without even providing a shred of evidence, but when there are cases like Susheel no one seems to be interested in investigating," APDP said in a statement.
Susheel Raina, 21, of Chandergam village of Anantnag district had left his home to collect his marksheet from college but has not returned since. "Susheel's disappearance is an indicator of the continued phenomenon of people disappearing in Jammu and Kashmir," the APDP said.
APDP, which is an association of the relatives of youths who disappeared over the last 20 years, also held a protest at the Sher-e-Kashmir park in Srinagar demanding "independent and impartial" investigations into the phenomenon of "enforced disappearances".
