Pakistan, Sept. 3 -- Indian authorities have jailed Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik for several years. He has now submitted a 25-page affidavit before a Srinagar court. In it, Malik said he does not expect justice from Indian courts. He also said he would accept a death sentence if the court imposed one. However, he stressed that accepting punishment would not mean accepting the charges. His written statements from August 24 have also included as evidence.

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Malik strongly denied involvement in the 1990 murder case of Sarla Bhatt. Authorities reportedly linked him to the case through an alleged JKLF note found near Bhatt's body. Malik rejected that evidence and questioned its...