Kashmiri youth denounces Hurriyat for forcing them to pelt stones at army
India | June 04, 2018 23:45 ISTThe video that is making rounds on social media shows a Kashmiri youth making plea to the Hurriyat leaders not to incite stone pelters.
The video that is making rounds on social media shows a Kashmiri youth making plea to the Hurriyat leaders not to incite stone pelters.
The journalist, Comiti Paul Edward was detained for violating visa norms in Srinagar, a senior police officer said.
The development comes three days after footballer-turned-militant Majid Khan laid down arms and returned home following an appeal by his mother.
Multiple factors such as demonetisation, arrest of terror supporters and increase in political activity are responsible for the drop in stone-pelting incidents, the police chief said.
The 42-year-old Yousuf, who works in the agricultural department of the Jammu and Kashmir government, was arrested here yesterday.
The detailed protest calendar issued and signed by Hurriyat hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani sheds light on the role of separatists in organising events in coordination with handlers in Pakistan that led to widespread violence in Kashmir
An expose by India TV now shows how youth of the Valley have been a prey to a deliberate ploy of terror outfits, most of them Pakistan-sponsored
Union minister M. Venkaiah Naidu on Monday ruled out the possibility of holding talks with Kashmiri separatists, alleging they receive funds from Pakistan to stoke unrest in the Valley
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today asked the national media to desist from portraying all Kashmiri youth as stone-pelters and not to show discussions that develop hatred against the people of the state.
The court was hearing a plea filed by the Kashmir High Court Bar Association seeking directions on the "misuse" of pellet guns in Kashmir Valley
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution for creating a conducive atmosphere for the return of Kashmiri Pandits and other migrants to the Valley.
After burning down at least 20 schools in the Valley in the past three-and-a-half months, the Lashkar-e-Taiba has now threatened banks in Kashmir.
The Government Middle School in Sadrukote Bala of north Kashmir’s Bandipora district was set on fire on Monday night, becoming the 19th government school in the Valley to be burnt since protests began in Kashmir
Expressing concern over violence-hit Kashmir, the UN Human Rights chief Zeid Raad al-Hussein said that it is crucial to establish an independent, impartial and international mission to assess the situation of valley. "I believe
Needling India once again on the Kashmir violence issue, Pakistan today nominated 22 parliamentarians to raise the Kashmir matter before the United Nations in September.
The violence in Kashmir in the aftermath of killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani today claimed its 46th life when a policeman, injured in the attack on a police station in Kulgam district on
New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today issued notices to the Union Home Secretary, Chief Secretary and Jammu and Kashmir government seeking reports in connection with the ongoing violence in the state.
over 300 people have left the valley following the violence over Wani’s killing. More Kashmiri Pandits are suspected to migrate, the report said.
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