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Afghan-Heroin being used to lure Kashmir Youths for stone-pelting
7/30/2010 1:36:05 AM

Shadow Correspondent
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Afghan Heroin and steroids are being used to lure the youth of Kashmir by anti national forces to take to violent street protests and stone pelting against the security forces.
The narcotic dimension to violent street protests in Kashmir valley has come to fore during the interrogation of the local youth arrested by the police during the ongoing unrest in the valley.
The sources said that some of the youth confessed before the police that they were being provided narcotic substances in lieu of their participation in the protests.
The sources said the arrested youths said that they were provided the drugs by a local supplier in return for their participation in stone pelting and violent protests.
After getting this information, Police immediately swooped down on some of the localities but could manage to pick up only one peddler Shezad from Khanyar in the downtown area.
Police claimed that during interrogation Shazad told them he was getting heroin from a resident of Natipora, in the outskirts of the city, which he used to distribute among groups of youths in downtown areas.
Some other steroids and drugs used to be also given to the youth besides cigarettes loaded with charas, a senior police officer claimed.
These youths become easily vulnerable to drug abuse encouraged by anti-national elements including separatist organizations, police said.
In one of the raids, police seized hundreds of disposable syringes and vials of heroins, steroids and analgesic injections.
The police have been told by the arrested youths that there was a well-knit network by which drugs found its way to people in various areas in the Kashmir valley.
The drugs were provided free of cost and in return they were asked to indulge in stone pelting on security forces, the sources said.