Author: Nasreena Muzafar

NIA’s raids in Jammu and Kashmir uncover cyber-enabled terror plot by proscribed groups, targeting minorities and security personnel. Ongoing investigations strive to dismantle the complex criminal network behind the conspiracy NIA Raids 8 Locations in Jammu and Kashmir: Uncovering a Web of Terror and Subversion The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has intensified its efforts to root out terrorism and subversive activities in the region, conducting raids at eight different locations across Jammu and Kashmir. These targeted operations are part of a comprehensive crackdown on a case involving a criminal conspiracy to carry out acts of terrorism. The individuals under scrutiny…

Article 370’s abrogation sparked legal debates as advocates Dave and Dhavan argued it was a masterpiece of statesmanship, fostering federalism while integrating Jammu and Kashmir. They contended the move undermined pluralistic ideals, required state consent, and disregarded historical context, challenging the legality and wisdom of the decision. Challenges to Article 370 Abrogation: Legal Debate and Constitutional Significance In 2019, a series of petitions were brought before the Supreme Court challenging the abrogation of Article 370 and the enactment of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019. This legal battle delved into the heart of India’s constitutional fabric, exploring the implications…

Mehbooba Mufti questions Article 370, challenges India’s essence in court. Petitions expose BJP’s alleged misuse of power. Case delves into democratic and constitutional underpinnings. Justices review intricate matter, implications extend beyond legality Mehbooba Mufti’s Assertion on Article 370: “Idea of India” Under Scrutiny Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and President of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Mehbooba Mufti, made a significant statement on Wednesday, highlighting that the fundamental “idea of India” was being tested. Her remarks were in reference to the ongoing Supreme Court proceedings that pertain to the challenges against the revocation of Article 370. This…

Rayees Mattoo asserted his 2024 Independence Day gesture, waving the Tricolour, was entirely voluntary, free from any external influence or pressure. Rayees Mattoo, the brother of a Hizbul terrorist, sparked both admiration and skepticism as he defiantly waved the Indian Tricolour from his residence in Jammu and Kashmir’s Sopore just days before Independence Day. A Controversial Act of Patriotism On the eve of the 77th Independence Day celebrations, Rayees Mattoo, the sibling of known Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Javid Mattoo, created a significant stir by hoisting the national flag outside his residence in Sopore, a town in the volatile region of…

After five years, refurbished Bakshi Stadium in Jammu and Kashmir to host Independence Day celebration, encouraging public participation with no entry restrictions. Stadium’s revival marks completion of upgrades, while a dress rehearsal showcased unity through parades and cultural performances. Heightened security ensures a safe event, emphasizing the region’s resilience and diversity. A Historic Return to Bakshi Stadium After a hiatus of five years, the refurbished Bakshi Stadium is set to regain its position as the venue for the main Independence Day celebration in Jammu and Kashmir. The civil administration’s appeal for increased public participation has paved the way for this…

A CRPF personnel’s alleged suicide by shooting himself in Awantipora, Kashmir emphasizes the urgency of mental health support for those in demanding roles. Authorities investigate while the community grieves, prompting a call for preventive measures. Tragic Incident Unfolds as CRPF Personnel Allegedly Commits Suicide in Awantipora, Kashmir In a heart-wrenching incident that has left the region in shock, a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel reportedly took his own life by shooting himself with his service rifle. The incident occurred in the serene town of Awantipora, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district. As authorities and the…

Keran, a frontier village, experiences ongoing growth, delighting locals who establish homestays and eateries to accommodate the influx of visitors. Revival and Renewal: Keran’s Journey from Conflict to Border Tourism : A Glimpse of Keran’s Transformation Nestled a mere four-hour drive away from Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, lies the once-embattled village of Keran. With a population numbering only a few thousand, this quaint village had long been overshadowed by the somber realities of conflict. Ceasefire violations in Pakistan had inflicted casualties, rendering people disabled and shattering the tranquility that once defined this idyllic landscape. But now,…

In Uri, Baramulla, a terror module aiding Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was uncovered, leading to the arrest of three associates. Incriminating materials, including grenades and firearms, were seized. The individuals were involved in cross-border arms smuggling under Pakistan-based handlers’ instructions, revealing the complex web that fuels terrorism. Collaborative efforts remain crucial in countering such threats. Unearthing of Terror Module and Arrests in Baramulla and Budgam In the region of Uri, nestled within the Baramulla district of north Kashmir, security forces have succeeded in unearthing a significant terror module. This operation has led to the apprehension of three terrorist associates connected to the…

The Supreme Court dismisses the idea of a ‘referendum’ on Jammu and Kashmir’s accession and Article 370. The court emphasizes the significance of the J&K Constituent Assembly, which uniquely framed the region’s constitution. The legal debate highlights the balance between central authority and regional autonomy in shaping the state’s fate. Supreme Court Rejects ‘Referendum’ Idea on J&K’s Article 370 On Tuesday, the Supreme Court made it unequivocally clear that any notion of a ‘referendum’ concerning Jammu and Kashmir’s accession or the application of the entire Constitution was out of the question. This statement arose in the context of the annulment…

Today, a notable development unfolded as four former legislators hailing from Jammu and Kashmir, alongside numerous other individuals, made the decision to join themselves with the Congress party. In a significant political development, four former legislators and a sitting district development council (DDC) member from Jammu and Kashmir are poised to join the Congress party in New Delhi. The move, which includes prominent figures like former MLC Naresh Gupta, ex-MLA Yash Pal Kundal, and former MLA Sopore Haji Abdul Rashid, is seen as a major setback for Ghulam Nabi Azad’s Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP). The DPAP was formed by…