Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said under the Narendra Modi government, the spirit of unity rules Jammu and Kashmir, as another Hurriyat Conference affiliate organisation in Kashmir rejected the separatist ideology.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday welcomed the decision of two more separatist groups affiliated with the Hurriyat —…
Anjuman-e-Auqaf Jamia Masjid in Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar city on Friday expressed deep disappointment and regret over the alleged house arrest of its president, Maulvi Umer Farooq thereby preventing him from delivering the Friday sermon and offering congregational prayers at the historic mosque.
This was the first attempt to regroup these anti-India and terrorist outfits after August 2019 when top Hurriyat leaders were arrested.
Amid tight security, the 92 years old Geelani was laid to rest in a cemetery at a mosque near his Hyderpura residence in the outskirts of Srinagar at about 3.30 am in the presence of his close relatives and top police officers, sources said.
Top police and civil administration officers have reached his residence. It is not yet clear whether his mortal remains will be buried in his home town Sopore or in Srinagar.
The centre had earlier this month notified new land laws that lifted the land purchase restrictions on outsiders.
The Army’s super 30 programme for preparing students for the JEE mains has been a success and many from the programme have joined prestigious professional engineering colleges in India.
These parties have said the Muslims will welcome the return of the Pandits to the valley but oppose building separate residential colonies for them.
Talking to media persons, Madhav said, “Whatever is happening in Karnataka is happening because of the ambitions of certain leaders of their own parties. There are leaders who are engineering dissent in the two parties. BJP has no involvement."
