Category: Jammu And Kashmir

Encounter between security forces and terrorists in Jammu’s Reasi, one terrorist killed, two security personnel injured

In Sohab Gali Tuli, a neighborhood near Chasana in Jammu‘s Reasi district, security forces and terrorists encounter in combat, leading to the death of one terrorist and two security personnel injured.

To find and kill the terrorists, a search operation is still in progress. The effort to find and kill the terrorist who was hiding went on for a second day on Tuesday, lasting more than 20 hours.

A search operation is being conducted by security forces to find the second terrorist after the initial exchange of fire on Monday resulted in the deaths of one terrorist and injured two security personnel. The second terrorist was reportedly concealed inside a home in the Gali Sohab village of the Tuli region.

Following information of suspicious activities, security personnel began a search operation in a remote part of Jammu and Kashmir’s Reasi district on Monday, according to officials. After more than four hours of tracing, security officers arrived in the village and surrounded the terrorists.

Article 35A Denied Jammu and Kashmir Non-Residents Their Key Rights: Supreme Court’s strong comment

Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud made a significant statement at the Article 370 hearing in front of the Supreme Court. During the hearing, he said that Article 35-A had stripped citizens of numerous essential rights. Citizens’ rights to work, equal opportunity, and property ownership in Jammu and Kashmir have been taken away.

The CJI made this remark during the 11th day of the hearing on the petitions contesting the repeal of Article 370.

The CJI said that all citizens should have equal access to employment opportunities and appointments to positions under the state, as well as the ability to purchase real estate and work for the state government. The citizens are robbed of all this by this essay. This is also the case because these were the residents’ only rights and were not included in those of non-residents. He asserted that the Government of India is a single entity as defined by the Indian Constitution. The Government of India is a perpetual entity.

In response to the petitioner’s arguments, the Solicitor General stated that since Article 35A was repealed, investment and tourism have begun in Jammu and Kashmir due to the establishment of a police system close to the city center. Approximately 16 lakh tourists have visited Jammu and Kashmir since the system was changed. In the region, new hotels have opened. A significant number of people are employed.

Former Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad gave a big statement – “Hinduism is older than Islam and all Muslims were Hindus earlier”

Ghulam Nabi Azad, the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir who resigned from the Congress and started the Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP), has made a significant statement. On social media, this Azad video is going viral.

The Doda district of Jammu & Kashmir is where the Ghulam Nabi Azad video went popular on social media-originated. Hinduism is older than Islam, according to Azad, who stated this in a speech to a crowd on August 9 at a government school in the Chiralla hamlet of Doda. Earlier, all Muslims were Hindus. 1500 years ago, Islam was created. In India, nobody is an outsider. We are all citizens of this nation. In 600 hundred years, there were no Muslims in Kashmir and all Kashmiri Pandits lived there. India’s Muslims were formerly Hindus who later converted.

He also attacked those who linked religion with politics. He said, ‘Anyone who supports religion in politics is weak.’ One who believes in himself will not rely on religion for support. The right person will tell me what to do next, how to bring development. The weak will say whether I am a Hindu or a Muslim. Vote for me because of that.

Encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district, three army soldiers martyred in firing

Terrorists and members of the Indian Army had a confrontation on Friday in the Jammu and Kashmir area of Kulgam. Three army men died in the encounter at the time.

According to a police officer, after getting information regarding the presence of terrorists, the security forces began a cordon and search operation in the high-altitude portions of the Halan forest area of the Kulgam district in south Kashmir.

He claimed that after the terrorists started firing on the security personnel, the search operation degenerated into an encounter. The security forces responded by taking action. The officer reported that three security workers were hurt during the shooting and later passed away. The police had earlier reported that the injured army troops had been sent to a hospital.

Amarnath Yatra temporarily suspended due to bad weather

Due to the terrible weather in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, the Shri Amarnath Yatra has been temporarily halted. Both the base camp Baltal and Pahalgam routes have been closed to passengers.

An official said, “The yatra has been momentarily suspended in the morning. No pilgrim has been permitted to approach the sacred cave. In Nunwan and Pahalgam base camps, over 3,200 pilgrims have been lodged, and in the Baltal base camp, more than 4,000 have been lodged.

The pilgrims won’t be able to make any more journeys, according to representatives of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, unless the weather improves. Beginning on July 1 and running through August 31, 2023, is the Amarnath Yatra.

NIA attaches property of Hurriyat leader Ayaz Akbar in terror funding case

In connection with a case involving the funding of terrorism, the NIA on Tuesday attached a residence owned by Mohammad Akbar Khanday, aka Ayaz Akbar, the leader of the Hurriyat Conference, in the city’s Maloora neighborhood.

According to police, the detectives located Kansas’ home in Maloora, a close associate of Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani.

According to them, the NIA posted a notice announcing Khanday’s house and land measuring 1 kanal and 10 marla (8,160 square feet).

A cruiser vehicle met with an accident in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar; Seven people died, two injured

There was a significant mishap in Jammu & Kashmir. According to reports, a Pakal Dul Project cruiser vehicle accident in Kishtwar involved at least 10 passengers.

The most recent data indicates that at least 7 individuals died in it. Others have been hurt. The injured have been received treatment and admitted to the hospital. There are numerous senior officers and rescue teams on the scene.

According to officials, the event happened at around 8:35 a.m. close to the Dangduru power project site in the Dachchan district. Officials have reported that the rescue effort is ongoing.

NIA arrested Irfan Mehraj from Srinagar in connection with the NGO terror funding case

According to an official, the NIA has arrested Irfan Mehraj from Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) in connection with the NGO terror funding case.

According to reliable sources cited by the Srinagar-based news network Kashmir Dot Com, a special NIA team from New Delhi arrested freelance journalist Irfan Mehraj in Srinagar.

Official sources verified Mehraj’s detention and stated that he was detained in connection with the NIA’s investigation into FIR No. RC-37/2020, which was filed at NIA Delhi.

ED raids Hurriyat Conference Qazi Yasir’s house in Prevention of Money Laundering case

In the Anantnag area of Jammu and Kashmir, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) carried out a raid on Hurriyat leader Qazi Ahmed Yasir’s residence on Thursday.

On Thursday morning, a group of ED representatives and security personnel conducted a raid on the home.

Possibility of light rain and snow in Jammu and Kashmir in the next 24 hours

Jammu and Kashmir have a worsening weather pattern. The Meteorological Department predicts that on March 3, the rain will fall in the plains, and snow will fall in the state’s higher altitudes. The temperature will fall as a result of this.

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On the other side, there was light rain on Thursday in various parts of the Jammu division while snow fell in higher elevations of Srinagar.

By 8.30 am, Srinagar had gotten 2.9 mm of rain, Pahalgam 9.2 mm, Kupwara 4.9 mm, and Gulmarg 2.5 cm in the previous 24 hours. A minimum temperature of 7.0 degrees Celsius was measured in Srinagar.

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