KASHMIR TERROR NEWS
Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Three CRPF personnel injured after terrorists open fire at camp
A terrorist assault in Kulgam district left three personnel of the CRPF wounded as unidentified attackers fired upon them while on a motorcycle at approximately 2:15 PM on Wednesday. The injured have been rushed to Anantnag hospital for treatment. Security forces are actively pursuing leads in their investigation to bring the culprits to justice.
Terror financing network unearthed in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian, 10 associates arrested
Authorities in Shopian district have taken action, arresting ten individuals suspected of involvement in a terror financing scheme. This operation followed an in-depth investigation into dubious financial activities related to terrorism. Officials pointed out that they investigated multiple online payment platforms to trace transactions, revealing a more extensive network purportedly facilitating terrorism funding via accomplices situated in various correctional facilities.
India hits out at UN rapporteur Ben Saul for bias in counter-terror report, affirms Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan
India expressed serious concern over the UN rapporteur's report, claiming it contained factual inaccuracies regarding Dawood Ibrahim. Indian diplomat Raghoo Puri highlighted that Ibrahim is a wanted criminal residing in Pakistan. Puri noted that the report overlooked key facts, which harms the UN's legitimacy. He criticized the use of human rights frameworks to justify terrorism and reaffirmed India's stance on Jammu and Kashmir.
Who is Nana Patekar's son Malhar Patekar? His education, qualification and career
Nana Patekar’s son Malhar Patekar has mostly stayed away from the spotlight despite having his own connection to films. A commerce graduate from Mumbai’s Saraswati Mandir High School, Malhar has worked as an assistant director and also appeared as a child artist and actor. Here’s a look at his education, film career and why he chose a quieter path than his famous father.
Pakistan's 'so-called' civilian governments serve at mercy of their Army: India at UN
India rejected Pakistan's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly, accusing Islamabad's “so-called” civilian governments of serving at the Army's mercy. India also criticised Pakistan's alleged support for cross-border terrorism, cited its 2024 elections in Jammu and Kashmir and urged Islamabad to address its domestic and economic challenges.
'Breakthrough', 'good move': Several foreign journalists covering BRICS Summit welcome New Delhi Declaration
Foreign journalists covering the BRICS Summit in Delhi welcomed the New Delhi Declaration. Some called the consensus document a breakthrough while others described it as a good move. The declaration addressed global governance and promoting peace through dialogue and diplomacy. It also highlighted practical cooperation and the role of the New Development Bank. BRICS leaders also condemned terrorism and backed India's call for zero tolerance.
PM Modi slams critics, Opposition 'pessimism' on 7.8% growth
Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's 7.8% growth amid global economic challenges. He contrasted the current situation with past pessimism and policy paralysis. The Prime Minister addressed students at Shri Ram College of Commerce's centenary. He noted improvements in manufacturing, defense, and internal security. India is now the world's fastest-growing major economy.
Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Shabir Ahmed Lone arrested by Delhi Police
Delhi Police have arrested Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Shabir Ahmed Lone. Lone was the handler for a terror module recently busted in the Metro Poster Case. He was reportedly in contact with Hafiz Saeed and Zaki-ur-Rahman Lakhvi. This arrest follows the busting of a Pakistan-based LeT module operating from Bangladesh last month, preventing a major incident.
Jammu and Kashmir leaders condemn Pakistan's support for terrorism
Jammu and Kashmir leaders from JDU and BJP have strongly condemned Pakistan's long history of supporting terrorism, citing decades of evidence and specific instances like the Pahalgam attack orchestrated by Lashkar-e-Taiba. They emphasized Pakistan's role in harboring and exporting terrorists, urging the FATF to reinstate Pakistan on the grey list.
Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif's X account blocked in India
India has blocked the X account of Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif after he alleged an imminent Indian military incursion following the Pahalgam terror attack. Additionally, 16 Pakistani YouTube channels were banned for spreading false and provocative content against India.
Majority of tourists cut short Kashmir trip, some are still hopeful following Pahalgam attack
Following a tragic terror attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, thousands of visitors have cut short their trips and are leaving the valley. The incident has led to a mass exodus, with tourists flocking to Srinagar airport to return home, resulting in numerous flight cancellations and rescheduling.
Pahalgam attack: PM Modi lands in India; convenes emergency meeting at Delhi airport with NSA Doval, EAM Jaishankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urgently returned to New Delhi, cutting short his Saudi Arabia visit, following a devastating terrorist attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed at least 28 people. Upon arrival, he immediately held an emergency meeting at the airport with key officials, including the National Security Advisor, External Affairs Minister, and Foreign Secretary, to address the grave situation.
Condolences pour in from world leaders as India mourns Pahalgam terror attack
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, global leaders conveyed condolences to India. Keir Starmer and Olaf Scholz condemned the violence. Irfaan Ali stressed the need to bring perpetrators to justice. Ursula von der Leyen affirmed Europe's support. Anthony Albanese and Winston Peters also condemned the attack. Amit Shah chaired a security meeting. Security forces launched a search operation.
Shutdown against Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir valley, first time in 35 years
Following the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, political parties and traders' unions have jointly called for a complete shutdown in the Kashmir Valley on Wednesday. This unified action aims to express solidarity with the victims' families and strongly condemn the heinous act. Business communities in Poonch also joined the protest, demanding a complete shutdown to denounce the terror attack.
14 terror attacks in J-K since new govt took office at Centre: Priyanka
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed worry over escalating terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, citing a recent attack that left one soldier dead and four injured. She called for stringent actions against terrorism and noted that 14 such attacks have occurred in the last 49 days, resulting in 15 soldiers' deaths. Her comments came after a clash in Kupwara sector.
India blocks 14 apps in Jammu and Kashmir for spreading terror
These mobile applications were reportedly used by terrorists in Kashmir to communicate with their supporters and on-ground workers (OGW). With the help of other intelligence agencies operating in the valley, a list of such apps was prepared that pose a threat to national security and do not follow Indian laws. After getting the list prepared, the concerned Ministry was informed of the request to ban these mobile applications.
We have right to raise our voice for Muslims in Kashmir, says Taliban
In an interview with BBC Urdu, Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen said: "We have this right, being Muslims, to raise our voice for Muslims in Kashmir, India, and any other country."
Terrorists inciting people via fake news, J&K tells SC; opposes 4G internet in UT
"The terror modules operating within the UTs and handlers from across the border aid and incite people by transmission of fake news and targeted messages through use of internet to propagate terrorism, coordinate and plan terror attacks," an affidavit filed by the UT's administration said.
US lawmakers condemn terror attack in J-K's Pulwama
A Jaish suicide bomber rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a CRPF bus in Pulwama district, killing at least 39 personnel and leaving many critically wounded.
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