16-year old killed in Kashmir, Hizbul Chief Riyaz Naikoo suspected

Srinagar: A chilling ISIS-style execution video was discharged by Pakistan-based fear based oppressor gather Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) in Kashmir. A Kashmiri youth has marked a witness and shot on various times in the head by Hizbul terrorists in the devious demonstration. The eleventh-grade student was executed on camera over doubt of being a witness just to make an impression on the individuals who support the Indian Army.

Media sources have revealed that Hizbul chief Riyaz Naikoo is suspected to be behind the ISIS-style execution. The bone-chilling video indicates Kashmiri talking killers showering the adolescent's head with slugs.

Previous Kashmir CM and J&K National Conference party leader Omar Abdullah denounced the incident. Abdullah took to Twitter to express his condemnation and said that this ruthless homicide is deeply disturbing and can in no way be justified.

Naikoo is at present one of the most wanted terrorists of the valley who is additionally in the ongoing kidnappings of relatives of the Jammu and Kashmir policemen. Naikoo, 30, first came in the spotlight after the slaughtering of aggressor publication Burhan Wani in 2016. An inhabitant of Naikoo Mohalla in Durburg of Awantipora, Naikoo is an 'A++ class' activist who conveys Rs 12 lakh abundance on his head.

Maths instructor turned-aggressor, Naikoo, took the rule of Hizbul after the murdering of Sabzar Bhatt in May, 2017. He is viewed as the general officer of HM in the whole valley. He is purportedly been cornered commonly by the security powers yet figured out how to get away from each time.

Naikoo has anticipated the picture of a moderate activist who a year ago discharged a video respecting the Kashmiri savants back to the valley, asserting that Kashmiri intellectuals are not the adversary of the aggressors.

Security powers trust that he has been dynamic in enlisting youngsters from South Kashmir into militancy. He discharged a sound message in August undermining policemen, not the "Indian specialist