South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

 Patna, Bihar February 25: The Hindutva BJP MLA, Hari Bhushan Thakur has demanded withdrawal of voting rights of Muslim community in Bihar state in India.

 Bengaluru, February 25, 2022: In India, the Mount Carmel PU College asks the 17-year-old girl to remove her turban in accordance with the February 10 High Court's interim order. Amid crisis related to wearing of head scarp/ hijab in classrooms, an Amritdhari (baptised) Sikh girl was asked to remove her turban in the reputed Mount Carmel PU College here in accordance with the February 10 High Court's interim order. Some parents of the college also complained of being targeted after their daughters were asked to remove the head scarp/ hijab.

 Mangaluru,Karnatka February 25, 2022: In India, the trouble erupted when some girl students wearing head scarp/ hijab were sent out of the institute premises by the college principal at the MGM college in Udupi. The postgraduate students who sought entry into the college wearing  head scarp/ hijab complained that they were not allowed to attend the classes or enter the college premises, which is in violation of the high court order. The students said they could not appear for their examinations earlier due to the row over the head scarp/ hijab issue.

 Srinagar, February 24:  An Indian soldier died after coming under a shed that collapsed due to snow  in Srinagar city in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.The  Sepoy Altaf Ahmed  of Indian state Karnataka, was standing beside a shed when its roof collapsed leaving the soldier injured inside Badami Bagh Cantonment area of the city.He was shifted to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.

 Srinagar, February 24 : Indian troops  arrested four  youth  in Baramulla and Shopian districts in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir,.

 BENGALURU ,February 23, 2022  : In India , the Karnataka students, especially those studying in Class 10 and Class 12, who are being barred from entering the schools and colleges for wearing head scarp/ Hijab, are likely to miss their annual exams. As per the Karnataka High Court’s interim order, students are not allowed to wear hijab inside the classrooms. The annual examinations for SSLC (Class 10) and second PUC (Class 12) are scheduled to be held in April. The authorities have started issuing hall tickets to the students. However, some protesting students are refusing to collect their hall tickets. The education department, according to high level sources, has decided not to allow the students to appear in supplementary exams, which will be held for those who fail in the exams and opt for re-examination. The authorities in Vijayanagara district have continued the prohibitory orders for around 250 pre-university (PU) and 80 graduation colleges. Many students have boycotted the exams insisting to appear in the exams wearing hijab.

 SrinagarFebruary 23, 2022- Agencies  :  Six persons on their way home to remote Warwan area of Kishtwar via Margan Top in Islamabad district have gone missing and there are no whereabouts of them since they made last call to family members almost 24 hours ago, officials said on Wednesday evening in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

 Srinagar ,February 24, 2022 : After two bright sunny days, Kashmir Valley saw heavy snowfall on Wednesday, which disrupted air as well as road traffic, caused massive electricity outages, disrupted water supply, and sent the government machinery out on the streets and even wading through water bodies.

 February 23, 2022PRESS RELEASEIN a forceful and passionate interview, where both her anger and anguish are clearly visible, the Executive Director of Hindus for Human Rights, a US-based civil society organisation, says that her organisation will “certainly intensify and escalate” efforts to lobby the US Congress and Biden Administration to speak out against Hindutva and India’s treatment of minorities and Muslims in particular. 

 Srinagar, Feb 23 :  The train line service in the Kashmir Valley are proving to be very dangerous as in the past five years, 34 people have been crushed to death on the deadly rail tracks in  Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The rising incidents of deaths on railway tracks in Kashmir have raised a concern among the people in the Valley.