Zaffar booked under PSA for 'fomenting unrest'

Srinagar, September 03: The dossier prepared by police for detaining Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Salvation, Zaffar Akbar Bhat under draconian Public Safety Act says that at every available opportunity, he advocated secession of Jammu and Kashmir from India.

سالویشن مومنٹ کا ایک اعلیٰ سطحی وفد جموں کوٹ بلوال روانہ

سرینگر / 3,ستمبر / سی این آئی // سالویشن مومنٹ کا ایک اعلیٰ سطحی وفد تنظیم کے جنرل سیکریٹری عبدالروف خان کی قیادت میں جموں کوٹ بلوال روانہ ہوئی جہاں وہ تنظیم کے سربراہ ظفر اکبر بٹ سے ملاتی ہو نگے اور دوسری جانب ایک اور وفد زیر قیادت بشیر بڈگامی عوامی رابطے مہم کے دوران بیگ پورہ باغ مہتاب روانہ ہوئی جہاں نماز جمعہ پر عوام سے خطاب کرتے ہوئے عوام سے اپیل کی گئی کہ عید سادگی سے منائیں اور رواں صورت حال سے متا ثرہ لوگوں کے لئے امداد جمع کر کے ان تک صحیح ڈھنگ سے پہنچائی جائے تاکہ اُن کا عیال بھی عیدکے روز فاقہ کشی کے شکار نہ ہوں۔

Indian army opens fire, dozens injured in Kashmir

Srinagar, September 3: Twenty-five people were today injured in paramilitary and police violent actions in the Kashmir Valley including in Baramulla where troops opened fire to quell protestors. Five persons were injured in firing in Baramulla.

No change in China’s visa policy to Kashmiris

Beijing, September 03: China has reiterated its position on the Kashmir dispute by saying that the matter should be resolved between Pakistan and India peacefully through dialogue process.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Jiang Yu, briefing the newsmen in Beijing said, “As a neighbour and friend of both countries, China believes that the dispute should be left to the two countries so that it can be properly handled through dialogue and consultation.”

Anti-Ikhwan protests in Hajin

Hajin (Bandipora), Sept 3: Hundreds of people today staged protests in Hajin township of Bandipora district. While demanding the release of Moulana Assadullah Parray, a local leader, protestors raised slogans against the revival of Ikhwan.

Hundreds of people from various localities of Hajin including Shahgund, Madvan, Banyari, Bharabad, Saderkoot and Gulmayari staged protests in Hajin market where they raised slogans against the revival of Ikhwan. Protestors were demanding arrest of all surviving Ikhwan leaders who are involved in various atrocities.

Protests in Kashmir spontaneous and peaceful: Agnivesh

 Srinagar, September 03: Terming protests in Kashmir valley as spontaneous and peaceful, a renowned Indain social activist, Swami Agnivesh, who headed an eight-member delegation to the valley, said that the time was ripe for India to initiate a fruitful dialogue for the Kashmir problem. I also feel a humane touch is needed to deal with the situation.

Majlis expresses concern over civilians killings in Kashmir

Srinagar, September 03: In Srinagar, the Majlis-e-Ittehad-e- Millat has expressed serious concern over the recent killings and use of brute force on innocent Kashmiri people by Indian troops.

The Majlis-e-Ittehad-e-Millat in an extraordinary meeting, held here with Grand Mufti, Mufti Bashiruddin in chair, termed the killing of youth and harassing the innocent people particularly women in their houses by troops, as the worst kind of human rights violations.

2 persons sustains bullet in Zaldagar

Srinagar, August 2: Two persons sustained bullet injuries after paramilitary CRPF opened fire at them in Zaldagar locality here while as life remained crippled across the Valley on Thursday. Two persons identified as Riyaz Ahmad Balloo son of Manzoor Ahmad of Feteh Kadal and Sajid Ahmad son of Abdul Rashid of Karfuli Mohalla, here were injured when personnel of CRPF’s 144 opened fire to disperse them near Zaldagar here this evening.

JKSM denounces continued hr violations in Kashmir

Islamabad, September 02 (KMS): Leader of All Parties Hurriyet Conference, AJK chapter and the Acting Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement, Altaf Ahmad Butt, has urged India to immediately release all illegally detained Kashmiri Hurriyet leaders, activists and youth.

Altaf Ahmad Butt in a statement issued in Islamabad said that India should resolve the Kashmir dispute through meaningful tripartite dialogue process including Pakistan, India and the real leadership of Kashmiri people.

Curfew continues in Islamabad town for the fourth day

Srinagar, September 2 :Curfew continued in southern town Islamabad for the fourth day, today, while restrictions were imposed on the movement of people in Srinagar city.

“Curfew has not been lifted in Islamabad town as there are apprehensions of violent protests against the killing of youth by troops in the town,” a senior police officer said.

The curfew was imposed when protests broke out after killed a young boy and injured several others on August 30 by the paramilitary forces.

Accept Kashmir as dispute territory: Mirwaiz to India

Srinagar, September 02 :  In Srinagar, APHC Chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq reiterated that India should accept Kashmir as a dispute and initiate positive, serious and result oriented talks for the resolution of the dispute.   

Mirwaiz while addressing a big public meeting organized by the Bakia Aalia Idaria Auqaf Gousia at Saria Bala in Srinagar said “India cannot suppress the ongoing peaceful struggle by giving a freehand to its forces to kill, commit human rights violations and use other methods of oppression”.

Concern expressed over reorganisation of Ikhwan in Kashmir

Srinagar, September 02 (KMS): Pro-freedom leaders and activists have expressed concern over the reactivation of an Indian agencies-backed terrorist group, Ikhwan, to suppress the ongoing freedom movement.

The spokesman of Tehreek-e-Hurriyet Jammu and Kashmir, in a statement issued in Srinagar, said that the occupation authorities were using brute tactics to repress the continued peaceful liberation movement.

JKSM denounces hr violations

Srinagar, September 01: The APHC AJK Chapter leader and acting Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement, Altaf Ahmad Bhat has asked India to immediately release all illegally detained Hurriyet leaders, activists and youths and resolve the Kashmir dispute through tripartite dialogue process.

Curfew continues in Islamabad

Srinagar, September 1: Curfew continued in the southern town of Islamabad to thwart protest against the killing of a young boy by paramilitary forces firing on August 30 in the town.

Protests were held at Maisuma in Srinagar, where a youth was shot at and critically injured by a policeman on August 30. Agencies

 

Armed forces killing innocents: Swami Agnivesh

Srinagar, September 1: The Indian Civil Society has said that forces were killing innocent people in Kashmir for demanding their inalienable right to self determination.