Sajjad Rashid Sofi Released From Jail After Six Days

Sajjad Rashid Sofi released from jail after spending six days in jail: Kashmir. Sophie released from jail after six days, FIR was registered on one thing said in front of the advisor.

Sajjad Rashid Sofi reached his home after spending six days in jail. He said that if the media had not made noise, I would have been in jail even today.

He said that in jail I was treated like a criminal. After what happened to me, hardly anyone would like to open their mouth.

We fought with terrorists here, we raised the flag of India, twice our house was also attacked by terrorists.

I did not expect that in J&K we will have to go to jail for speaking our hearts. I did not commit any treason, never took part in any anti-national activity.

This is the same Sajjad Rashid Sofi, who told Baseer Ahmed Khan, advisor to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, last week in the presence of Ganderbal District Deputy Commissioner Krittika Jyotsna that you are our own.

You understand our feelings very well when you are not our talk.

If you listen, what will you expect from outsiders? On this remark, the District Deputy Commissioner was enraged and an FIR was registered against him.

The police arrested On Saturday, the court had also granted interim bail. Despite this, the police did not release him. When it was criticized all around, he was released on Tuesday night.

Sajjad Rashid Sofi said that Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha should investigate the allegations against me. If the allegations are true, I will accept whatever punishment I get.

Sajjad’s father Abdul Rashid said that I have served my country and Jammu and Kashmir with complete honesty for 38 years. I have fought terrorism.

Abdul Rashid, who retired from the post of DSP in the police department, said that in 1989, terrorists tried to blow up our house with a bomb.

After that IID was also installed in 1991. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha should appoint such bureaucrats in Jammu and Kashmir who work for the people, understand the sentiments of the people.