Srinagar: Separatist leader Asiya Andrabi remains defiant over her act of hoisting Pakistani flag in Kashmir and said that she will do it again.
Andrabi, who was booked under Unlawful Activities Prevention Act for allegedly hoisting Pakistani flag on the neighbouring country's national day in Srinagar, said that she will again hoist the Pakistani flag whenever she will get an opportunity to do it.
Speaking to Zee Media, she added, “This is a strong message to India that Kashmir is not part of India.”
The burqa clad Andrabi heads the Dukhtaran-e-Millat, a radical separatist group has been in news for an aggressive campaign against obscenity, vulgarity and other social evils.
The group campaigned against beauty parlours and obscene posters depicting women in bad light in the early 1990s in Kashmir.
On March 23, DeM activists had hoisted the Pakistani flag and sung it national anthem.
