"I was told by Kashmiris who come there (Pakistan) that they are being tortured by the Indian Army. Their houses have also been taken away besides not being allowed to do the namaaz (prayers). They also said their women were being raped," Shah who was presented before the media said.
Shah, who underwent an intensive training in Pak-occupied Kashmir, said: "When I came here, I did not see any kind of torture. Everybody was busy doing their own work. I felt there was no need of jihad in Kashmir and hence wanted to go back."
Image: Moieen Ullah, confirmed by the Indian army to be a Pakistani militant, waves towards members of the media as he arrives for a news conference.
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