HURRIYAT
Special Court orders to begin trial against Kashmiri separatist Yasin Malik, others in money laundering case
A Special NIA Court has ordered a trial against Yasin Malik and six others for money laundering. This case is related to allegations of foreign funding received from the Pakistani establishment through Hawala channels. Allegedly, proceeds of crime amounting to Rs. 8.94 crores were generated and received by the accused. Yasin Malik denied the charges and stated he would contest the case in court.
Mirwaiz flags 6-day eviction notice to Race Course mosque
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq expressed concern regarding the eviction notice issued to the Race Course mosque in Delhi. The mosque has been a gazetted Waqf property since 1977 but may face demolition within six days. Asaduddin Owaisi called on the Union Minority Affairs Minister to intervene in this matter. The current absence of the Delhi Waqf Board raises significant issues regarding the defense of such properties.
Kashmiri leaders Mirwaiz, Bukhari condemn attack on Saudi Arabia airport
The recent assault on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has thrown Kashmir's political landscape into a state of concern. Leaders like Mirwaiz Umar Farooq have urged an immediate dialogue to de-escalate the humanitarian crisis following the tragic casualties. Additionally, former minister Altaf Bukhari has condemned the attack, stressing the urgent need for adherence to international law as insecurity persists in the region with consistent assaults on civilian facilities.
NIA court rejects bail plea of Shabir Shah; Mirwaiz calls it unjust, family to approach J&K High Court
The NIA court in Jammu has rejected Shabir Shah's bail plea despite a previous Supreme Court decision. Family members express disappointment and plan to approach the High Court for another bail plea. Shah has spent almost four decades in jail, with serious health issues affecting his well-being. The court expressed concerns regarding national security and public order in its decision to deny bail.
NIA court frames charges against Yasin Malik, 6 others for offence of money laundering; ED alleges foreign funding through Hawala
A Special NIA Court in New Delhi has ordered charges against Yasin Malik and six others for money laundering. The case involves the alleged transfer of Rs 8,94,87,639 through hawala channels from Pakistan for subversive activities. The accused are linked to the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front and previous terrorist activities. The court proceedings are set to continue, with a hearing scheduled for October 30.
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq again prevented from addressing Jama Masjid on Friday
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was prevented from addressing the Friday congregation. He described this as punishment for voicing people's concerns and defending rights. The Hurriyat leader also noted Yasin Malik's court submission for reflection. He stated the policy to silence the pulpit continues unabated. The Mirwaiz was again placed under house arrest on a Friday.

Mirwaiz says removing "Chairman Hurriyat" from his X account was 'Hobson's Choice' as authorities pressed for it
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq removed his Hurriyat chairman title from his X account. He stated authorities pressured him to make the change. This comes as Hurriyat organizations are banned under UAPA. The move has sparked varied reactions online. Mirwaiz cited limited communication avenues as a reason for his decision. The All Parties Hurriyat Conference was formed in 1993.

12 Hurriyat groups have embraced Constitution, rejected separatism: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that under PM Modi's leadership, a dozen organizations formerly linked to the Hurriyat have abandoned separatist ideologies and pledged allegiance to the Indian Constitution. The Jammu and Kashmir Mass Movement, led by Farida Behanji, is the latest to disassociate, affirming its commitment to India's unity and rejecting the APHC's separatist agenda.

Hurriyat ready to engage with BJP govt in New Delhi: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
Mirwaiz, while addressing a gathering at historic Jama Masjid in downtown Srinagar said that Hurriyat stands for the policy stated by the Prime Minister and is committed to peaceful engagement for conflict resolution.

Always for talks: Hurriyat reaction after Rajnath Singh's remark in Jammu rally
In response to defence minister Rajnath Singh's assertion during an election rally in Jammu that the Hurriyat had shut doors of dialogue in 2016, the separatist organisation said it wanted to set the record straight as it was the first time that it had come to know that the initiative in 2016 was the BJP-led central government's initiative.

J&K police arrests ten for conspiring to revive Hurriyat and banned JKLF
Ten people have been arrested by Jammu and Kashmir police over allegations of conspiracy to revive the Hurriyat and banned Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front in Kashmir with the assistance of Pakistan-based handlers. The police have said that the arrested individuals, alongside other groups, including Kashmir Global Council, held meetings under the pretext of discussing strategies for the revival of the groups.

Narendra Modi should adopt India's G-20 presidency ideas and approach for Kashmir issue: Hurriyat
The Hurriyat stated that this ‘extra judicial incarceration’ of the Mirwaiz without being informed about any reasons for it or any charges leveled against him, is gross violation of the fundamental human rights. “This is in complete violation of the Human Rights Convention of which India is a signatory as well as the General Assembly and Human Rights Council. It is also a violation of article 14 , 19 and 21 of the constitution of India,” read the Hurriyat statement.

UN should take up issue of detentions in Kashmir with GoI: Hurriyat
The Hurriyat informed that the condition of many prisoners who have been in jails for a long time is ‘pathetic’, their health has considerably deteriorated and have developed serious health issues leading to the death of some in recent times.

Will support all sincere initiatives for peaceful resolution of Kashmir issue: Hurriyat
The Hurriyat leadership said that the Government of India should immediately release Mirwaiz and all other political leaders, activists and youth from house detentions and jails, unconditionally and without further.

Secret intel papers show how ISI funds Hurriyat
The Times Now story said the ISI also uses the Hurriyat to fund separatists and terror acts in troubled Kashmir.

Hurriyat calls for strike against Narendra Modi's visit to Jammu & Kashmir
The Prime Minister, Hurriyat leaders said, is visiting the state at a time when innocent civilians are killed every day.

Hurriyat leaders meet Pakistan's High Commissioner
A Hurriyat delegation on met Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit in Delhi to discuss the recent visit of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to Islamabad.

Geelani made lifetime chairman of hardline Hurriyat
Hardline Hurriyat Conference today appointed Syed Ali Shah Geelani as its lifetime chairman while restructuring the separatist amalgam to accommodate leaders who defected.

Pakistan Embassy invites Hurriyat leaders for Eid Milan
Hurriyat leaders, who rejected the joint statement, remained tight lipped about their decision to attend the function in New Delhi next week.
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