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During his speech in the General Assembly, Prime Minister Imran Khan exposed the true face of Modi, who killed innocent Kashmiris in Kashmir, to the world, exposed the ongoing atrocities of the violent organization RSS in Kashmir, Muslims across India. He also asked to raise his voice at every forum against Modi who committed genocide.

After the Prime Minister’s speech, Modi is being cursed all over the world, while Veena Malik, a well-known actress of the Pakistani showbiz industry, also demanded a ban on Modi due to human rights violations. In one of her tweets, Veena Malik said that RSS goons are roaming around India, arresting Muslims for no reason, torturing them and martyring them.

RSS thugs are running rampant all over India, arresting Muslims for no reason, killing them and martyring them. The ideology of RSS is that India belongs to Hindus.
That’s why this organization should include Modi, because of which terrorism continues in the region @UNHumanRights#BJPMilitantWingRSS

— VEENA MALIK (@iVeenaKhan) October 1, 2019

Veena Malik demanded the United Nations Human Rights Organization and said that terrorism is going on in the entire region, so the organization should be banned along with Modi.

Iranian media reported on Wednesday that a revolutionary court in the country Mehsa Amini Jailed for a year and a half for supporting nationwide protests after the death of famous The rapper Tomaj Salehi Ko Death penalty Heard.

The singer’s lawyer, Amir Raisan, told an Iranian newspaper that ‘Isfahan Revolutionary Court Branch 1…sentenced Tomaj Salehi to death on charges of land corruption.’

Tomaj, 33, was arrested in October 2022 after supporting a wave of public protests.

Lawyer Amir Raisan added, ‘We will certainly appeal against the sentence. The court ‘in an unprecedented move, asserted its independence and did not implement the Supreme Court’s decision.’

“The Supreme Court, as an appellate authority, reviewed the case and directed the lower court to correct the defects in the conviction,” he added.

The lawyer said that the fact is that there are clear legal conflicts in the court decision.

‘The contrast with the Supreme Court decision is considered the most important as well as the strangest part of the decision.’

He said the revolutionary court had charged the rapper with ‘treason, aiding and abetting assembly and collusion, propagating against the regime and inciting riots’.

Months of unrest since Mehsa Amini’s death on September 16, 2022 have left hundreds dead, including dozens of security personnel, and thousands arrested.

Iranian officials called the protests “riots” and accused Tehran’s foreign enemies of fomenting the unrest.

Nine people have been hanged in cases related to protest-related killings and other violence against security forces.