Month: June 2018

June 22   Jahangeer Ganie (We are temporarily working on Wordpress as our newportal www.thekashmiriyat.co.uk is under construction) A Massive Cordon and Search Operation has been launched by Government Forces in Daramdora area of Shopian District in South Kashmir. The Operation has been launched after an input was received about Militant Movement in the area, Officials told The Kashmiriyat. 44 Rashtriya Rifles of Indian Army, The Jammu Kashmir Police are jointly conducting a search operation in the area since 3 pm in the day. Entry and exit points to the area have been sealed as a door to door search operation has begun, Sources told The Kashmiriyat. Meanwhile clashes have also been reported from the area.

June 22 (We are temporarily working on Wordpress as our newportal www.thekashmiriyat.co.uk is under construction) Despite encounters and intensified Anti Militancy operations launched in Kashmir valley, the same are not producing desired results. The Kashmiriyat has the reports of at least 85 local Youth to have had joined the Militant ranks this year so Far. South Kashmir has been the epicentre of the new Home grown Militancy challenging the Indian rule on Kashmir. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that another youth identified as Yazil Makroo son of Mushtaq Ahmed Makoo is the latest one to join Militants. The 23 year old Yazil who is a resident of Arwani Area in South Kashmir was pursuing graduation before he joined Jaish e Muhammad group. A photograph available to The Kashmiriyat h...

June 23 (Image Used for Representation) Mohammed Ashraf Ganie A Massive Cordon and Search Operation has been launched by Government Forces in Hangalbush area of Kulgam District in South Kashmir. The Operation has been launched after an input was received about Militant Movement in the area, Officials told The Kashmiriyat. Rashtriya Rifles of Indian Army, jammu Kashmir Police are jointly conducting a search operation in the area. Entry and exit points to the area have been sealed as a door to door search operation has begun, Sources told The Kashmiriyat.   (We are temporarily working on Wordpress as our newportal www.thekashmiriyat.co.uk is under construction)

June 23 (Image used for Representation) News Desk Families of Militants may soon loose the rights to the last rites of their kith and kin as the Government of India has been urged not to return the bodies of militants killed in encounters with Government Forces. In a report published in The Indian Express, it was stated that the Jammu Kashmir Police and the Indian Army is of the opinion that handing over the dead bodies of slain Militants to their families flares up emotions of public in the area and leads to an atmosphere that is conducive for more youths picking up the gun, as stated in a recent study. The study conducted by Criminal Investigation Department (CID) published earlier this year had stated that the funerals of slain militants act as fertile ground for militants and ...