Srinagar, June 12
A website related to Amarnath
Yatra has been defaced by a group of hackers calling itself “Cyber Sangbaaz
Force & Z Company Hacking Crew Free Kashmir.”
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| Photo Courtesy Facebook.com |
The group, which claims to have hacked
more than 200 government and private websites on India’s Independence Day last
year, posted messages like “Free Kashmir from illegal occupation supporting
Kashmir” on the website of Jammu-based Amarnath Yatri Niyas.
“A big blot on the face of
so-called Indian democratic state, which holds state of Jammu and Kashmir under
illegal occupation and has committed the worst human rights violations,” says
the message on the home page of www.amarnathyatriniyas.org
It says the “world has ever seen, in a
new tactics employed by Indian Intel. which with has under gone killing of more
than 300 teenagers students from 2008 to 2010 and till now (sic).”
The Amarnath Niyas works for the
facilities like food and medicines for the pilgrims who visit Amarnath shrine
located in south Kashmir’s Pahalgam area from different states of India. The
organisation is run by many Hindu religious groups, traders and voluntaries
from various professions.
The hackers’ message adds: “This is a
policy of slow genocide in State of J&K. As young as 8 year Kid, was
brutally murdered by the hands of occupational forces. Since India
Judiciary Stands Exposed as the Culprits involved have neither been booked nor
bought in the court of law. This is the message to all the international forums
that claims of Indian Democratic setup is nothing but a HOAX. It’s a high time
when international bodies should cognise the world about the brutal face of
Indian Democracy (sic).”
The hackers have also uploaded the
video of the killings of 2010 agitation in the Valley in which more than 120
protesters and bystanders were killed in action by the government forces.
Confirming that its website has been
hacked, Yatri Niyas’s convenor Gineshvar Mishra told Kashmir Reader that “I
also came to know about this incident through my friend.”
Mishra said they were working to
restore the website to its original form
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