South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

New Delhi, Oct 29, 2021: India recorded 153,052 suicides - an average of 418 daily - in 2020, according to the latest central government data.The 2020 figures were more in comparison to 2019 when 139,123 suicides were recorded in the country, the Indias National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) stated in an annual report said NDTV. 

 Srinagar,  Oct 29, 2021 :  The family of a Kashmiri student from Bandipora district has staged a protest in Srinagar in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and demanded immediate release of their son who has been arrested under sedation charges in Indian state Utter Pradesh's Agra. 

PRESS RELEASEIslamabad, 27 October 2021: Kashmir Black Day is being observed today to condemn the 74 years of Indian illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir, and to reaffirm Pakistan’s unwavering support for the just struggle of the Kashmiri people. 

 PRESS RELEASEIslamabad, 27 October 2021: The Indian Charge d’Affaires was summoned to the Foreign Office today and a strong protest was lodged on the reported killing of a Pakistani civilian prisoner Mr. Zia Mustafa, in an incident involving Indian occupation forces in Poonch sector of Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). 

Islamabad, 27  October 2021 : Foreign Minister writes to the President of the UN Security Council and UN Secretary General on the occasion of Kashmir Black Day. Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi has addressed a letter to the President of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the UN Secretary General on the continuing grave situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).  

 The October 27, 1947 day, which will always be remembered by over thirteen million Kashmiris all across the world as the Blackest Day in the Kashmir history. The misfortune that afflicted Kashmiris on this day has not only made their lives miserable and panic it has also endangered peace and security in the region with clear implications of a threat to world peace. It is therefore, reasonably understandable that on this day Kashmiris look to the world community longingly to come to their help in a big way to rescue them from their plight so that peace and security is ensured in the region, which will certainly be a long-leap forward towards the quest for universal peace. 
This day, 74 years ago, the Indian armed forces landed, for the first time, on Srinagar airport with the assigned task to rob Kashmiris of their birth right of self-determination, in blatant violation of the terms of Partition Plan, the relevant provision of the Indian Independence Act, the UN Charter and Universal declaration of Human Rights. 

 Srinagar, October 26 : Indian troops and its agency arrested four Kashmiris in Nepal and in India.The Indian agency three Kashmiri youth Mohammad Noor , Mohammad Rashid and Yasar Arafat of Poonch district at Kathmandu in Nepal from where they were to travel to Saudi Arabia. 

Udaipur, October 26 :A teacher, working in a private school in Indian sate Rajasthanwas expelled from her job after she expressed joy over Pakistan's victory against India in Sunday's T20I match. The Muslim teacher, Nafeesa Attari, was working at the Neerja Modi School in Rajasthan's Udaipur area. She had put up a status on WhatsApp expressing her joy at India's loss against Pakistan.

Srinagar, Oct 21:  The India's notorious National Investigation Agency (NIA) along with Indian foces Thursday raided the house of a Shopkeeper in Kashmir capital Srinagar in IIOJK. Reliable sources said that a NIA team accompanied by Indian forces raided the house of 26-year-old shopkeeper identified as Yonus Farooq Bhat son of Farooq Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Shah Mohalla in Nawab Bazar.They said the young man who runs a mobile recharge shop has been in police custody since October 8.Besides house of the shopkeeper his shop was also searched by the NIA sleuths, they added. 

Srinagar, October 19 :  Indian police have arrested two photojournalist in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.The police arrested one photojournalist, Junaid Shafiq Peer, during a house raid in Untoo Hamam area of Sopore town. The Sopore media association spokesman, Muneebul Haq said that Junaid Shafiq Peer was detained from his house in the Untoo Hamam area of Sopore. The officials claimed that he has been picked up for questioning. The police arrested another photojournalist Sulaiman Sath during night raid at his home in Ganderbal.