The agony of desperate Kashmiris
This is the story of Nasir and all other Kashmiris who are far away from their homeland for their jobs and studies. They have been in traumatic condition due to unanticipated lockdown of Kashmir Valley.
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Arrested 45 pro-independence Kashmiris started hunger strike in PaJK, not yet released.
The protests were called against India’s abrogation of Article 370 which gave the Indian part of Kashmir, a special status. They were also demonstrating against India’s communication blackout at the region for the last 35 days.
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Thousands Marched towards LOC and Indian held Kashmir and Sit-in at Tatri Note in PaJK
JKLF claimed that many of his workers wounded by police shelling, and arrested by police.
Since August 5th, 36 suffered pellet injuries in Kashmir- Indian Officials
Out of the 36 persons who received pellet injuries, eight were reported in the first week of the clampdown, the official said. More than 200 incidents of stone-throwing have been reported during this period.
Kashmir issue: A legal perspective; UN Resolution
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru addressed his nation and said: “the future of the state would be decided in accordance with the wishes of the people ascertained through a referendum held under the auspices of the UN.”
Shehla Rashid challenges the removal of Section 370 & the J&K Reorganisation Act in Indian High court
A total of seven petitioners including Rashid and Faesal have moved the apex court in challenging the removal of Section 370 of J&K and the J&K Reorganisation Act which has bifurcated the state into two Union Territories.
Forces Molesting Girls & women in the held JK during midnight raids – Report
The report was prepared after conversations with hundreds of affected people in and around Kashmir valley; all of whom were too afraid to speak on camera.
Dr in Srinagar sit-in demanded the immediate lifting in the restrictions
Speaking to reporters before being whisked away by the police, he said the patients are unable to relocate to hospitals due to restrictions. “They can’t buy medicines either because of the cash crunch,” he said.
“Quit – Jammu Kashmir” movement started from PaJK, thousands participated
the Monday’s rally was different in that the emotionally charged participants said they wanted both India and Pakistan out of their motherland to pave way for an independent state of Jammu and Kashmir.