Nationalist and rights activists placed on fourth schedule of ATA in Gilgit Baltistan

Gilgit: (PR)
Interior Ministry of Pakistan decided to include hundreds of nationalist, progressive, religious, students and right activists of Pakistan Administered Gilgit Baltistan in fourth schedule of Pakistani Anti-terrorism Act  .
The decision has been taken by interior ministry of Pakistan. The nationalist leaders including Gilgit Baltistan United Movement (GBUM) chief Manzoor Parwana,  General Secretary of Awami Action Committee  Gilgit Baltistan  Agha Ali Rizvi, chairman Democratic Students Federation Shabbir Mayar, Baltistan Student Federation (BSF) chief Asif Naji advocate, Gilgit Baltistan Students Movement (GBSM) leader Ejaz Balti, Shiekh Karimi and other activists have been placed in Shedule Four of Anti Terrorism Act (ATA). Their passports and  Identity Cards have been confiscated and their Bank accounts  have been seized, and banned them to participate in any political and social activity.
These leaders were  struggling peacefully  for the basic and fundamental  human rights of  the native people of Pakistan Occupied Gilgit Baltistan. Such rights  did not provide  so for by Pakistan. They were also active in Anti-Tax movement when Pakistani regime intend to impose illegal taxes on the region and  started to grabbing lands of the native people, as such, these leaders launched Anti-land grabbing movement in Gilgit Baltistan. Just to save their landed property from the usurper state Pakistan . Some of them are  active in social media to highlight the issues of Gilgit Baltistan before international form.
Nationalists and political activists of Gilgit Baltistan, in significant number,  are already arrested under Shedule four of ATA and imprisoned for
 two years i.e.Dee Jay Mathal, Qayum khan, Safdar Ali and others.
Nationalist leaders, youth, students leaders of Gilgit Baltistan  including Exiled Chief Balawaristan National Front Abdul Hamid Khan, Balawaristan National Students Organization (BNSO) leader Sher Nadir Shahi and others condemned this brutal act  of Pakistani establishment and they appeal to  the United Nations and Human rights organizations to force  Pakistan to withdraw  the black law i.e. the 'Shedule Four' of ATA and immediate release the peaceful activists of Pakistan Occupied Gilgit Baltistan.