Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti's daughter has asked the administration to shift her mother, under detention at a guesthouse here for the last three months, to a place equipped to deal with the Valley's harsh winter.

The Centre will be responsible if anything happens to Mehbooba, the president of the PDP, Iltija Mufti has written in a letter to the Srinagar deputy commissioner.

"I've repeatedly raised concerns about the well beingof my mother. I wrote to DC Srinagar a month ago to shift her someplaceequipped for the harsh winter. If anything happens to her, the Indiangovernment will be responsible," Iltija said in a tweet on Tuesday usingher mother's Twitter handle.

She also posted a picture of her hand-written letter to thedeputy commissioner.

"As you are aware my mother Ms Mehbooba Mufti, formerCM J&K has been jailed since 5 August. A doctor recently ran multiple testson her as she was not keeping well. As per those tests, her Vitamin D,hemoglobin and Calcium levels are low," Iltija Mufti wrote.

She said Mehbooba Mufti should be shifted to anotherlocation more suitable for the harsh winter.

"The accommodation she is currently lodged in is notequipped for Kashmir's harsh winters. Keeping in mind these points, I wouldlike to request you to shift her to another location more suitable. I hope youwill address this problem urgently," the PDP leader's daughter said.

Mehbooba is among the many political leaders, includingerstwhile Jammu and Kashmir's former chief ministers Farooq Abdullah andhis son Omar Abdullah, who have been under detention in Srinagar since August5, the day the Centre announced the abrogation of Article 370 provisions andthe decision to bifurcate the state into two union territories.