Srinagar, September 06, 2010: Indian forces, in their fresh acts of state terrorism, martyred four more innocent Kashmiri youth in Kupwara and Pattan areas of Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir.

The forces martyred three youth at Afroda in Handwara area of Kupwara during a siege and search operation, which continued till last reports came in.

A 15-year-old boy was martyred when Indian forces open fire on a group of youth at Bhat Mohalla in Pattan.

Killing took place in Pahallan Pattan when security forces opened fire at protesters in a village on the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad highway in Kashmir's Baramulla district. The injured were shifted to Srinagar for medical care. The Kashmiri protesters were protesting at Srinagar-Muzaffarabad highway, when Indian forces to opened fire.

The area was tense after the incident as villagers blocked traffic on the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad highway. Eyewitnesses said that escort of senior officer resorted to indiscriminate firing on protesters, killing a teenager Showket Ahmad on spot and injuring thirteen others who were hospitalised. The condition of three of the injured is stated to be very critical.

Nearly 100 Kashmiris are martyred, so far, by Indian forces in last one month. Kashmiris are demanding the right of Self-Determination from last 64 years, which was given to them by UNO, when India dragged the Issue of Kashmir on UN Floor in 1947.

India's founding father Mr. Gandhi and other prominent leaders, including Mr. Nehru and Mr. Patel promised many times, the right of Self-Determination for the people of Kashmir. But later, when situation in Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir came fully under Indian control. India denied to give the right of Self-Determination and declared the Occupied territory of Jammu & Kashmir, a part of Indian Union.

Since then Kashmiris are fighting against Indian occupation of the state of Jammu & Kashmir. More than 1,00,000 Kashmiris are killed by Indian forces, in last 64 years. This number does not include those who were allegedly abducted by Indian Army and their fate is yet not known.