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Butcher Of Pandits -Bitta Karate

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SRINAGAR: He was dreaded as the ‘butcher of Pandits’, and after 16 years of custody, Bitta Karatay, the dreaded militant of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) is back to haunt migrant Kashmiri pandits once again.

Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bitta Karatay was released on bail after being arrested in 1990.

According to Kashmiri pandits, Bitta was responsible for the killing of more than 30 pandits in 1990 creating a fear psychosis among the minuscule minority community and triggering their mass migration from the Kashmir valley.

Bitta’s bail came close on the heels of the Supreme Court’s decision to quash his detention under Public Safety Act.

Around 56,148 pandit families migrated from Kashmir since the onset of militancy in 1990. Of these 34,690 families are living in Jammu, 19,338 in Delhi and 2,120 families in other parts of the country.

“It is shocking for us that a man who publicly proclaimed to have killed 42 Kashmiri Pandits has gone scot-free. It is also an irony that Afzal Guru was sentenced to death in the Parliament attack case though he was not personally present there, yet the man who admitted to have killed Pandits has walked free,” regretted Dr Agnishekhar, convener of Panun Kashmir, a body of migrant Kashmiri pandits.

What has made the Kashmiri Pandits angry is the state’s “failure” to try Bitta for his crimes.

“It is highly regretful that the state government did not take steps to try the man responsible for killing of pandits. I can only pray for the people at helm and advise them not to play with the emotions of Kashmiri pandits”, said /R TN Khosa, president of Kashmiri Pandit Sabha.

On the other side, Karatay was given a rousing reception in his locality at Guru Bazaar here. He was brought in a procession by JKLF (Javid Mir faction) to his area where around 200 people showered flower petals and confetti at him.

Bitta addressed his supporters and paid homage to his militant colleagues who were killed by the security forces during the last 16 years. Bitta, in his new role as political leader, supported the Indo-Pak dialogue and appealed to the leaders of both the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue.

JKLF leader Javid Mir said Bitta’s release was the victory of Kashmiri people, who have given umpteen sacrifices for achieving their goal.
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Terrorist Bitta Karate's Jail Diary with Indian Journalist Sanjeev Chauhan
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Never mind....that guy lost his generation in the jail...that is the price he has paid...And who knows what is in the pipeline for him on his next assignment by the Indian army...May be a double agent...Kashmir people are already confused people...They will ask for independence on one hand and they will start flocking for election with more than 50% vote on election day...How tragic is their situation...Even our mainland India state also so lazy that they sometimes do not cross 50% where as Kashmir people vote for Indian democracy...
 
Never mind....that guy lost his generation in the jail...that is the price he has paid...And who knows what is in the pipeline for him on his next assignment by the Indian army...May be a double agent...Kashmir people are already confused people...They will ask for independence on one hand and they will start flocking for election with more than 50% vote on election day...How tragic is their situation...Even our mainland India state also so lazy that they sometimes do not cross 50% where as Kashmir people vote for Indian democracy...
What about brutal torture during prison?
 
What about brutal torture during prison?

That is quite expected...What do you expect us to treat a killer of native Hindu people in their own land?...Of course he can not be served with Biryani...That guy is alive and he should be thankful to the Indian corrupt political system and burcracy...Otherwise, if that would have happened in Pakistan, you guys could have killed him long time back....
 
That is quite expected...What do you expect us to treat a killer of native Hindu people in their own land?...Of course he can not be served with Biryani...That guy is alive and he should be thankful to the Indian corrupt political system and burcracy...Otherwise, if that would have happened in Pakistan, you guys could have killed him long time back....
If he was a murderer then why he is still alive?
 
If he was a murderer then why he is still alive?

There are many instances where judiciary is incapable enough to punish the guilty....If Kasab who was caught red handed can be alive with 5 star jail for 5 year then why not that person?...Every thing is expected...
 
There are many instances where judiciary is incapable enough to punish the guilty....If Kasab who was caught red handed can be alive with 5 star jail for 5 year then why not that person?...Every thing is expected...
They tried to make kasab double agent but failed. Isn't it?
 
They tried to make kasab double agent but failed. Isn't it?

Oh come..on dear....You should stop reading the tabloid magazines...Kasab is just a pawn from ISI and terrorist organization operating our of Pakistan...He is just a foot soldier who has to be killed at one point of time..Why India will use him?....Rather it is our judiciary and the so called political secular parties who kept him alive for such a long time..
 
Oh come..on dear....You should stop reading the tabloid magazines...Kasab is just a pawn from ISI and terrorist organization operating our of Pakistan...He is just a foot soldier who has to be killed at one point of time..Why India will use him?....Rather it is our judiciary and the so called political secular parties who kept him alive for such a long time..
Bitta karate was also trained by same standards by pakistan then why you hanged Kasab and free biita?
 
Sir kashmir is a part of pakistan then why these news are not allowed in this section? This man is a strong leader and going to be renowned leader in future...

Why not invite such a strong man to pakistan and elect him,,i don't think we will object.:tup:
 

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