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Anantnag attack: Militant houses razed, mass detentions draw 'collective punishment' charge
Security forces demolished two militant houses in southern Kashmir Wednesday night. This action followed the killing of a J&K Police head constable in Anantnag. Authorities also detained approximately 2,500 individuals across the Kashmir Valley. Political leaders condemned the demolitions and detentions as collective punishment. The Amarnath Yatra security duty head constable was shot dead by a lone attacker.
China urges India, Pakistan to act with restraint after deadly Pahalgam terror attack
Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack, China urges restraint from both nations. Beijing offered support to Pakistan in safeguarding its interests, while calling for a swift investigation into the attack that killed 26, mostly tourists, in India's Kashmir.
Forces demolish houses of eight militants across Kashmir following Pahalgam attack
Following the Pahalgam tourist attack, authorities in Kashmir demolished homes of six militants and associates. Over 2000 suspects were detained across the valley. Raids and search operations are ongoing in almost all districts. A list of 14 active local militants has been identified. Police are questioning ponywalas for clues. The tourist resort is gradually returning to normalcy.
Pahalgam attack: Over 1,700 detained; homes of two LeT terrorists demolished
Following the deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have detained approximately 1,700 individuals as part of an ongoing investigation. The operation includes searches in the Baisaran Valley and questioning of pony walas to identify those involved. In response, the homes of two suspected LeT terrorists have been demolished, signaling a firm stance against terrorism.
Pahalgam attack: House of another terror suspect demolished in J-K's Shopian
Following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26, mostly tourists, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have intensified their crackdown, demolishing houses linked to suspected terrorists in Shopian and Kulgam districts. Authorities are actively pursuing those involved, including offering a reward for a most wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, while also arresting terrorist associates.
Aadil and Adil: two lives that tell the Pahalgam tale
In Kashmir, two men named Adil embody contrasting realities. Aadil Thokar, a Lashkar-e-Taiba militant, is accused of involvement in a deadly attack on tourists. Syed Adil Hussain Shah, a pony owner, tragically lost his life while bravely attempting to protect those same tourists from the assailants. This tale highlights the complex interplay of conflict and compassion within the region.
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'My brother is Mujahideen', admits sister of the Pahalgam terrorist whose house was demolished in Kashmir
Following the deadly Pahalgam attack, security forces demolished the home of a suspected terrorist's family in Tral during a search operation. The suspect's sister identified her brother as a militant and accused authorities of collective punishment, stating her family is innocent.
Pahalgam attack: Homes of two terrorists likely involved in Pahalgam massacre destroyed in blast
Pahalgam terror attack: Authorities demolished the houses of Adil Thokar and Asif Shaikh, linked to the deadly Pahalgam attack, in Anantnag and Awantipora. Thokar, allegedly instrumental in the attack that killed 26 people, had reportedly received terror training in Pakistan. He is also accused of guiding Pakistani terrorists involved in the assault on Baisaran Meadow, a popular tourist destination.
Pahalgam attackers likely part of earlier strikes on non-Kashmiris with Pakistani handlers
Investigators are exploring a potential coordinated terror strategy behind the Pahalgam massacre, linking it to earlier attacks on non-Kashmiris. Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives, including Pakistani and local militants, are suspected. Authorities announced rewards for information on wanted terrorists and are analyzing communication data to uncover the full extent of the cross-border conspiracy, prompting heightened security measures.
Anantnag local who 'guided' Pahalgam killers had travelled to Pakistan for terror training
A local terrorist, Adil Thokar, trained in Pakistan, aided the deadly Pahalgam attack, which killed 26, mostly tourists. India responded strongly by halting the Indus Waters Treaty, closing the Attari Check Post, canceling SAARC visas, and expelling Pakistani nationals. Diplomatic ties were further strained by expelling and withdrawing defense advisors and reducing high commission staff.
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