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“My Father-in-Law told me it is ours army.”Chatti Singhpora Victim

Srinagar, March 21, 2014: While observing the 14th anniversary of Chattisingpora massacre today along with hundreds of men, women and children of the village,  Narender Kour, a resident who lost her husband Gurbaksh Singh in the massacre refreshed the fateful night.

Kashmir students attacked over T20 cricket match, 12 Kashmiri students injured in India

Srinagar, 21 March 2014: On a day Pakistan and India are to lock horns in the ongoing T20 World Cup being played in Bangladesh, at least twelve Kashmir students  injured after they were  attacked by local students  before Friday congregational prayers in  Chittorgarh University in Rajasthan in India. 

I don’t expect justice from Govt of India: Afzal Guru’s wife epitaph on his grave’

Srinagar, Feb 4 : Tabassum Guru, wife of  martyred Muhammad Afzal Guru of Doadgah Sopore  who was hanged to death on February 9 2013 in New Delhi’s Tihar Jail, has said that she doesn’t expect justice from New Delhi or its regime in Kashmir but would continue its voice to demand the return of her husband’s body till her death.
Tabassum Guru while talking to media men in Srinagar said, ” my husband is a Shaheed (martyr) and everybody knows this. It GOI will return the body, I wish to be buried besides his grave”.

Academicians seek return of Maqbool Bhat’s, Afzal Guru’s remains

Srinagar, Feb 4 : A week ahead of the first anniversary of the execution of Mohammad Afzal Guru, many civil society members from across the globe have expressed support to campaign for release of Kashmiri political prisoners held in various Indian jails and for the return of mortal remains of martyred prominent Kashmiri liberation leader, Mohammad Maqbool Bhat and Mohammad Afzal Guru.

Journalists paid tribute to martyred journalist Parvaz Mohammad Sultan

Srinagar, January 31: Remembering the veteran Journalist Parvaz Mohammad Sultan, on his 11th martyrdom anniversary today, Islamabad (Anantnag )Working Journalist Association today paid glowing tributes to him and expressed sympathy and solidarity with the  victim family.

95 minors among 1,325 arrested in Kashmir in 2013

Srinagar, January 23, 2014:The police  personnel arrested 1,325 persons, including 95 minors, from across Kashmir valley, after hanging of Kashmiri Mohammad Afzal Guru in Indias Tihar Jail, on February 9  which had triggered mass agitation in Kashmir.
The 95 minors arrested from the Kashmir valley included 29 from Srinagar, 25 from north Kashmir’s Baramulla and 16 from another north Kashmir district of Bandipora from Feb 9 till December 20, 2013.

Ramban firing: Indian BSF personnel admits ‘lapses’ by its personnel in Gool killings

New Delhi, January 23 : The Indian paramilitary Border Security Force has admitted “certain administrative lapses” on the part of BSF personnel involved in last year’s Ramban firing incident in Jammu and have said the paramilitary will soon begin trial of its six men in connection with the incident.

Protests over civilian killing led to suspension of police harassment in Kishtwar

Jammu, January 23 : Police authorities were forced to order suspension of three officials including one Sub Inspector following protests by the people over the killing of a civilian, tortured to death by the police personnel at Chatru in Kishtwar district.
A magisterial inquiry has also been ordered into the death.
Reports said 64 years old Raja Ram son of Bishan Dass, a resident of village Tagoot in Dedpeth area, was heading towards his house when he was intercepted by the police personnel and was mercilessly beaten up by the cops at police post.

Deliver justice to victim families: IFFJ

Srinagar, Monday, January 20: International Forum for Justice Chairman Muhammad Ahsan Untoo Monday staged a peaceful silent protest near clock tower in Lal Chowk Srinagar against multiple massacres of Kashmir Valley.

Sufferings of Muslims in Utter pardesh India . 40 children die in Muslim refuge camps

December 27, 2013: At least 40 Muslim children below the age of 12 years have perished in the relief camps for people displaced during the anti-Muslim riots in Muzaffarnagar and Shamli districts of Indian state Utter Pardesh.

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