Daily News from and fro Occupied Kashmir
Occupied Kashmir Press/Srinagar: A Facebook event launched on May 28, 2013 asking people across the world to show solidarity to the struggle of Kashmiris against Indian occupation has emerged with great success with people across world sending videos, photos and messages of solidarity. “International Solidarity Video for Kashmir” was launched by Kashmiris across the de-facto…
Occupied Kashmir Press/ Srinagar: In an effective move towards new ways of resistance a campaign launched in year 2012 to write resistance slogans on Indian currency in occupied Kashmir has come to light again. Graffiti campaigners in occupied Kashmir who have put their energy at walls, roads and government buildings now claim to have stamped 300 Million Indian national currency (INR)…
Leaders of Kashmir Freedom Camp who were detained by Indian police yesterday have gone on hungers strike in the jails over the ‘bias’ approach of police in picking up the Muslim youth. Kashmir’s daily, Rising Kashmir reported “Abdul Qayoom Mattoo along with some other detainees are on hunger strike. They have blamed police for picking up…
They had first slit his head and abdomen. Then they put a car tyre around his neck, splashed petrol over his body and set him on fire. Kashmir Reader/SRINAGAR: “They had slit his abdomen and head with dagger and then set him on fire. We couldn’t identify his body,” said Mohammad Shafi, uncle of Bashir…
In Indian Occupied Kashmir, 84 years old veteran leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani is jailed in his own home every other day by Indian authorities. Since March 7, 2013 (152 days) Syed Ali Shah Geelani is caged in his own home and has been denied his religious rights to perform Friday prayers, and prayers at…
In occupied Kashmir, the Executive Council of the All Parties Hurriyet Conference (APHC) in a meeting held in capital Srinagar with Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in the chair thoroughly discussed the current political situation of the territory especially the Indian state terrorism in the holy month of Ramadan in which several innocent people were killed and…
Despite the fasting month of Ramadan Kashmiri Muslims today rushed to capital’s biggest hospital after the news of two injured Hindu pilgrims surfaced in the city. Scores of Kashmiri Muslims made it to Srinagar’s Medical Institute to donate blood to the wounded Hindu pilgrims. Doctors at Medical Institute said, two Hindu pilgrims on way to Baltal…
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