Fwd: Mubina Ghani's Story

[Sarfaraz Ahmed]

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dear friends

 

akhir kab tak hum aisee stories aik dusray ko forward kartay rahay gay

 

agar jehad nahi karain gay to zaleel o khawar ho kar raha jain gay

 

mubina ghani ki bajaye ap ki behan bhi ho sakti thei aur biwi bhi

 

kia tab ghairait jagay gee jab hath main kuch nahi rahay ga

 

kab hum ALLAH ki rah main seesa pilai hui deewar ki tarah larain gay jo ALLAH ko apne bando main sab se ziada mehbub hain ..... ??????????????????

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Mubina Ghani's Story
21-Nov-2006, Shawwal-30-1427


Mubina Ghani is eighteen, and her face is dark with suffering. On May 18, on
the way home from her wedding to her first night in her husband`s home, she
was shot and then gang-raped by Indian soldiers.

In the general hospital in Anantnag, fifty kilometres from the Kashmir
capital, Srinagar, Mubina is squatting on a bad in a foetid general ward.
Alongside is her husband. Without protests, she hobbles to the operating
theatre, where there is a measure of privacy. Her pain is beyond
understanding. As she softly speaks, the horror is almost unbearable.

After the wedding, she says through an interpreter, she boarded a bus with
her husband and aunt, to her new home. The aunt was a
chaperone-cum-companion.

The bus, which had twenty four passengers and two crew, was stopped by a
contingent of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). There was no curfew
in that area, but they had carried passes, just in case. They were allowed
to proceed.

Some distance further on, there was a second roadblock, this time manned by
the Border Security Forces (BSF).

"We started to get down but we were given no chance to show our passes. They
opened fire without warning. They fired through the windows and from machine
guns underneath their vehicle. We lay down under the seats and pretended to
be dead. After the shooting, they came inside and started to beat everyone,"
said Mubina.

One passenger was dead. Many others had bullet wounds including Mubina and
her husband, Abdul-Rashid. She went on, "All those who were not seriously
wounded were told to stand in a row and ordered to raise their hands. The
two ladies (Mubina and her aunt) were forcibly separated and ordered into a
field."

While the bus was systematically looted - the plunder included some twelve
thousand rupees (about four hundred pounds) given to the newly weds - Mubina
and her aunt were stripped of their jewellery. Mubina, in Anantnag hospital,
points to her unadorned ears and hands in shame. Even her wedding ring is
missing.

She went on, "In the field, the soldiers first took off their clothes. I do
not know how many there were. We were crying bitterly. I told them that I
had not yet seen my husband, but they did not listen. They took off our
clothes. They bit my chest and then I was raped. Between four to six Indian
soldiers raped me, I think". Mubina`s aunt is between forty and fifty years
old. She was around seven months pregnant. Two days after being brought to
the hospital, she left and has now disappeared without trace

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Sarfaraz Ahmed
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