South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

Muslims in Rajouri open doors of masjids for stranded tourists  

 Srinagar, March 11: The All Parties Hurriyat Conference has condemned statements by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh while hiding the real situation of IIOJK  is  diverting attention from the harsh realities of India's occupation of the territory. APHC spokesperson Advocate Abdul Rashid Minhas, in a statement issued in Srinagar, criticized the Indian government’s attempts to portray the volatile situation in the territory as normal through high-profile visits and propagandas. 

 New Delhi, March 30:  Pro-Khalistan graffiti was found on a pillar of Punjabi Bagh metro station in west Delhi city in India . The pro-Khalistan was found written on the pillar with black paint which revealed ‘Delhi Banega Khalistan’ on Thursday. The graffiti had been painted over in yellow, an Indian police officer said. An FIR has been registered, the police said.  

Srinagar, March 29:  At least  ten people were dead  in a road accident on Srinagar - Jammu  highway in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.At least ten people died after a passenger vehicle en route to Srinagar from Jammu veered off the road and plunged into a deep gorge near Battery Cheshma in the Ramban area along the Jammu-Srinagar  highway. 

Srinagar, March. 04 : A Kashmiri student was  found dead under mysterious circumstances in the hostel of Desh Bhagat University in Punjab state in India. The BSc Radiology student from Kashmir namely Zahid Ahmad, son of Abdul Qayoom Bhat of Gulab Bagh Tral was found dead at the hostel room. The young student of South Kashmir’s Tral was studying in the 6th semester of BSc Radiology at Desh Bhagat University in Punjab, took his own life on the campus.

Jammu, March 3: An unidentified male, aged approximately 35-40 years, tragically lost his life after being run over by train 14662 Shalimar Express (DN) at Railway track Km 74.33 in Jammu region of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Jammu, March 3: A woman and her three daughters, aged between two and five, were killed after their ‘kutcha’ house collapsed in Reasi district occupied Jammu and Kashmir.Moderate to heavy rains lashed several parts of Jammu and Kashmir on March 1 and 2. Dozens of residential houses and structures were also damaged by strong winds and hailstorm in different parts the territory. In the Reasi incident, Phalla Akhter (30), her daughters Nasima (5), Safeena Kousar (3) and Samreen Kousar (2) lost their lives when their house in Kunderdhan Mohra village in Chassana tehsil collapsed following heavy rains, the officials said.Two elderly members of the family -- Kalu (60) and his wife Bano Begum (58) -- suffered injuries in the incident and were taken to hospital, they said.

 Srinagar, February 26: A police head  constable died due to heart attack in Ganderbal district of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

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