South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

Srinagar November 12, 2019: Indian forces killed two  youth  in Ganderbal district. The two youth were killed during cordon and search operation in Kulan - Gund area of Ganderbal.  
The Indian police claimed and describing them as armed guerrillas or militants struggling for liberation from India. 

Jammu, 12th November 2019: A six-year-old girl, was allegedly raped and killed by youth  in Samba district of Jammu region

Srinagar, November 12, 2019 : Sixteen people were killed and four more were injured on Tuesday when a passenger vehicle skidded off the road and fell into a deep gorge in Doda district, police said. 
The accident took place near the Marmat area of the hilly district, Senior Superintendent of Police, Doda, Mumtaz Ahmad told PTI.  Two children were among those killed in the accident, the officer said. The injured were rescued and admitted to hospital, he said.  

Srinagar, October 14, 2019: A non-Kashmiri truck driver Sharif Khan was killed by unknown gunmen in presence of huge Indian troops seen on roads at Shirmal in Shopian district.   

Srinagar, October 14, 2019: A non-Kashmiri truck driver Sharif Khan was killed by unknown gunmen in presence of huge Indian troops seen on roads at Shirmal in Shopian district.   

Srinagar, Oct 12, 2019: At least nine people including a woman were injured in a grenade blast at Hari Singh High Street in  Srinagar.The injured identified as Saba Malik wife of Tariq Ahmad Malik of Zoonimar, Bilal Ahmad son of Abdul Gani of Uri, Farooq Ahmad Kadla son of Ghulam Mohammad of Lal Bazar, Basit Ahmad son of Mohammad Iqbal of Batamalloo, Mohammad Yunis son of Mohammad Ismail Bhat of Bemina, Suhail Ahmad son of Ghulam Mohammad of Pampore Pulwama, Shahid Ahmad son of Ghulam Mustafa of Padshahi Bagh, Saifullah son of Ghulam Mohammad Bhat of Zaldagar and Abdul Rashid Wani son

Srinagar, Oct 12, 2019: At least nine people including a woman were injured in a grenade blast at Hari Singh High Street in  Srinagar.The injured identified as Saba Malik wife of Tariq Ahmad Malik of Zoonimar, Bilal Ahmad son of Abdul Gani of Uri, Farooq Ahmad Kadla son of Ghulam Mohammad of Lal Bazar, Basit Ahmad son of Mohammad Iqbal of Batamalloo, Mohammad Yunis son of Mohammad Ismail Bhat of Bemina, Suhail Ahmad son of Ghulam Mohammad of Pampore Pulwama, Shahid Ahmad son of Ghulam Mustafa of Padshahi Bagh, Saifullah son of Ghulam Mohammad Bhat of Zaldagar and Abdul Rashid Wani son

Srinagar, October 11, 2019: Indian police during crackdown operation arrested  Danish Ahmad Sheikh, Abid Hussain , Zahid Mohi ud din Sheikh and Aqib Ahmad at Ishtengoo in Bandipora district. The authorities did not allow people to offer Friday prayers in Jamia Masjid for last two and a half months while the normal life remained disrupted in Kashmir today with shops remaining closed and traffic was off the roads.The mobile telephone services and internet including broadband services remained suspended since August 5.
 

JAMMU, Oct 6:, 2019: A woman has been gangraped by three persons in an area falling under the jurisdiction of Bishnah Police Station in Jammu. As per police sources, a lady hailing from Tehsil RS Pura lodged a complaint with Police Station Bishnah stating that three persons identified as Devinder Singh, son of Balbir Singh, Sachin Kumar, son of Sohan Lal and Ajay Kumar, son of Bhola Ram, all residents of Laswara took turns to rape her.

 Srinagar, November 9, 2019 : Restriction and shutdown affected life for the 99th consecutive day, today, across Kashmir in protest against abrogation of Article 35 A and 370 of the Indian constitution that conferred special status on the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir.  Indian authorities imposed restrictions and prohibiting assemble of four or more persons, police said. for the first time in the history, Milad gathering was banned at the Kashmir’s revered shrine of Hazratbal in Srinagar on the Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW), the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).Every year, thousands of people travel from far off districts of Kashmir to reach Hazratbal shrine on the 12th Rabi-ul-Awal for prayers and to have the glimpse of the holy relic of the Prophet (SAW). From the time immemorial, the holy relic was displayed after every prayer of the day on 12th Rabi-ul-Awal. However, this year, no gatherings were allowed at the shrine. The brutal act has hurt the religious sentiments of people of Kashmir, who have emotional and spiritual attachment with the shrine as it houses the holy relic of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The locals termed the move as direct interference in religious matters.