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Mushal Hussain Malik: Mushal Hussain Malik, wife of Kashmir’s separatist leader Yasin Malik, is being discussed loudly in Pakistan. Yasin Malik is currently in jail after being convicted in the NIA court in the Terror funding case. But, at this time the discussion is going on about his wife Mushal Hussain Malik. She is going to get the responsibility of Human Rights Commission in the ministry of Pakistan’s Caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar. Mushal, who has been spewing venom against India since the beginning, where she was born, how she met Yasin Malik, what she is doing now in Pakistan, everyone will know here.
Mushal Malik has been staunchly anti-India ( India) since the beginning. He has on many occasions urged Pakistan and the world organization to stand against India. Declaring the innocence of her husband, Yasin Malik, who is jailed in a terror funding case, she urged the Pakistan government to take action against India.
Mushal is born in Pakistan. Its father is a world famous economist. His mother had previously worked in a unit of the Muslim League. Brother is a professor in America. He himself is a well-known painter.
Mushal first met Yasin Malik in 2005 in Islamabad. Yasin had gone there to garner support for the Kashmiri separatist movement in a program.
Mushal also came to this program in Islamabad. She fell in love with Yasin, 20 years her senior, when he recited Faiz Ahmed Faiz’s poem “Hum Dekhenge”. In the year 2009, both of them got married.
Mushal is currently the chairperson of the Peace and Culture Organization of Pakistan. This organization of his claims to work for global peace and harmony and also protects culture and heritage.
On May 24 last year, the NIA court sentenced Yasin Malik to life imprisonment in the terror funding case. Yasin was sentenced to life imprisonment by the trial court under Section 121 and Section 17 (Terror funding) of the UAPA. On this, Yasin and Mushal’s 11-year-old daughter Sultana spoke against PM Modi while addressing the Parliament in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
