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Live Desk November 15, 2026

Sheikh’s granddaughter meets downtown pellet victims

Says unwarranted use of force be stopped in Kashmir
Sheikh’s granddaughter meets downtown pellet victimsPitching that the ‘unwarranted’ use of force on protesters in Kashmir should be stopped, noted academician Dr Nyla Ali Khan on Tuesday met several pellet victims in Srinagar’s downtown.
Talking later to KNS, Nyla, who is NC founder Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah’s granddaughter said that the ‘unwarranted’ use of  force on protesters in Kashmir is condemnable and should be stopped at an earliest.
She added that the democratically elected representatives must play a vital role so that excessive force on the people during protests is not allowed. “Here in Kashmir, people endanger their lives to vote and choose their representatives. It is the responsibility of the democratically elected government to act sans any delay so that people could heave a sigh of relief,” Nyla said.
 She maintained that the people who have been victimised by the use of pellets should be rehabilitated and the government must take immediate and appropriate measures for the same. “I went to old city and met several people who were hit by the pellets. We really have to raise concern over stooping the unwarranted use of force in Kashmir. As a citizen, I am doing by bit,” she said.
Reports informed that Nyla met the families of several people who were hit by the pellets including the residence of Mohammad Sidqi Chota of old city.

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