Mirwaiz Umar Farooq 
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Clarify, or else will move court on house arrest, says Hurriyat Conference leader

On August 20, Mirwaiz had sent a legal notice to the government seeking his release and warned of challenging it in the court if it failed to come up with a positive response.

Fayaz Wani

SRI NAGAR:  After serving legal notice to the government on his continued house detention since August 4, 2019, and barring him from offering mandatory Friday congregational prayers, separatist Hurriyat Conference leader and cleric Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has threatened to move the court if the administration does not respond to his legal notice.

Mirwaiz, chairman of the moderate faction of separatist conglomerate Hurriyat Conference, has been under house detention since August 4, 2019, a day before Article 370 revocation, at his Nageen residence and has not been allowed to move out.

On August 20, Mirwaiz sent a legal notice to the government seeking his release and warned of challenging it in court if it failed to come up with a positive response.

In the legal notice, Mirwaiz alleged  that he had been put under house arrest illegally without serving any 
order of detention and security deployed outside his residence are stopping visitors and preventing him 
from coming out.

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