Yasin Malik's daughter Raziyah Sultan calls for global action to save her father's life

Islamabad (Web Desk): Raziyah Sultan, the 13-year-old daughter of Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Mohammad Yasin Malik, has made an emotional plea to the international community, urging them to act swiftly to stop what she describes as the potential execution of her father by Indian authorities.

In a desperate appeal addressed to world powers and global human rights organizations, Raziyah expressed deep concern over the treatment of her father, claiming he is being targeted through false accusations and sentenced in what she called a "kangaroo court."

Yasin Malik, a prominent figure in Kashmir’s movement for self-determination, has long been under the scrutiny of the Indian government. His imprisonment and the looming threat of capital punishment have drawn sharp criticism from various quarters, with many pointing to serious concerns about the fairness and transparency of the legal proceedings against him.

Raziyah’s message, filled with the fear and pain of a daughter who could lose her father, serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of political conflicts. She accused the Indian state, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, of silencing dissent through fabricated cases and a compromised judicial system.

Her voice adds a deeply personal dimension to growing international concern about the erosion of democratic norms and civil liberties in India under a Hindu nationalist government.

By appealing to the moral conscience of the global community, Raziyah is not only fighting for her father’s life but also highlighting what she sees as broader injustices faced by Kashmiris.

Her call to action seeks to rally international leaders and human rights defenders to intervene before, as she warns, her father is unjustly executed.