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Srinagar, Nov 18: Separatist leader Mohammad Yasin Malik was arrested on Saturday morning while chairman of moderate Hurriyat Conference (HC) Mirwaiz Moulvi Omar Farooq was put under house arrest since late Friday night.
There was also no relief for chairman of hardline HC Syed Ali Shah Geelani who remained under house arrest for the past several months. A spokesman for the JKLF said team of security forces arrested Malik from his Maisuma residence near here this morning. He said Malik was later shifted to central jail, Srinagar. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the HC said a large number of security forces and state police have been deployed outside the Nigeen house of Mirwaiz since last night. He said the chairman of the HC has been informed that he cannot leave since he has been put under house arrest. Though no reason was given for putting him under house arrest by the administration, it is believed that there was apprehension of protests in Srinagar following death of a militant, a resident of down town, in an encounter in Zakoora area in the city outskirts last evening. A police Sub Inspector was also killed in the encounter and a Special Police Officer ( SPO) was injured. A suspected militant was also arrested on the spot during the encounter. UNI


Srinagar, Jul 15 : Chairmen of both the factions of Hurriyat Conference Syed Ali Shah Geelani and Mirwaiz Moulvi Omar Farooq remained under house arrest while Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Mohammad Yasin Malik has been lodged in Srinagar jail. These Separatist groups have been spearheading the agitation, demanding right to self-determination, and calling for demonstrations and strikes in the Valley. Geelani, who has been under house arrest for past more than a year, was detained in between when he tried to defy restrictions only to be released in evenings each time. An amalgam spokesman said security forces and police personnel remained deployed outside his Hyderpora residence. Mirwaiz, who has also been remaining under house detention for past four weeks, denounced the government for barring him from offering Friday prayers and delivering religious sermon at the Jamia Masjid. He alleged that the Government has crossed all limits and flouted every basic principle of democracy. Mirwaiz said repeated government moves curbed the rights of a large section of society and hurt their religious sentiments. He alleged that resorting to repressive moves of curfew and restrictions and detaining of separatist leadership is being done to suppress and muzzle the sentiment in Kashmir and choke all space for peaceful means of expressing that sentiment and to further isolate and agitate the people of Kashmir, especially the youth.


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