A respectable name across the mainstream separatist divide in valley, Prakash's death has been widely condoled in Kashmir.
The ground situation is such that if the opposition parties win 300 seats in a pre-poll alliance, they would get the same number of seats even if there was no alliance, he added.
The sleuths reached the house of Kansas, who was a close aide of Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, at Maloora Tuesday morning, officials said.
The horticulture department of the J&K government assessed the losses caused due to the cutting of trees to Rs 5,20,922 — Rs 3,20,922 for six walnut trees and Rs 2 lakh for others, including poplars and willow trees.
Speaking to The Indian Express, Irfan said, “I was promised that my education will be free and I was given admission at the Sainik School at Manasbal.” He completed Class 12 in 2022 and wrote the CUET exam on Friday.
“During investigation in terrorism-related cases, these properties have been established prima facie to be either proceeds of terrorism, or used in activities that are aimed at furtherance of terrorism and secessionism," according to an official release.
Moulana Qasmi has been summoned in a case related to alleged “funding activities” of Al Huda Education Trust (AHET) in Rajouri.
Police have registered an FIR at Srinagar's Shalteng police station under IPC Sections 354D (stalking), 294 (obscene acts and song), and 506 (criminal intimidation).
He said the Chief Election Commissioner, during his last visit to the Union territory, admitted that there was a vacuum in Jammu and Kashmir.
On Friday, a special NIA court in Kupwara awarded a sentence of ten years as well as a fine of Rs 1 lakh to two accused persons, Mohammad Shafi Lone and Bilal Ahmad Dar, who had been nabbed in December 2020 with 435 gm and 372 gm of heroin respectively.
The development is seen as a major success in the fight against the terror network in Pir Panjal region, comprising Poonch and Rajouri districts, which has seen a spurt in militant activities over the last few months.
However, lake dwellers contradicted the official claim saying they had never seen such large-scale fish deaths there.
The advisory asked people “not to respond to +44 7520 693559, +44 7418343648 and +44 7520 693134 or any ISD number which is spreading rumours related to the event”.
In the statement, police said Bangroo, who was trained in Pakistan along with the other four accused, received instructions in April 1990 from his "ISI handler in Pakistan to eliminate Mirwaiz”.
NIA sleuths assisted by J-K Police and paramilitary forcesraided several premises in central and south Kashmir linked with “sympathisers/cadres, hybrid terrorists and overground workers” of terror outfits.
They said there was an infiltration bid by terrorists in the early hours in the Uri sector of Baramulla district but it was foiled by the alert troops.
The central agency has attached six shops in South Kashmir's Pulwama while the same was done to a house in Kupwara. In Shopian, a two-room building was also attached. The properties have been attached on the directions of a special NIA court in Jammu.
The home secretary also reviewed security arrangements for the upcoming Amaranth Yatra. The 62-day pilgrimage will begin on July 1.
According to an official, the case relates to hatching a conspiracy, both physical and in cyberspace and plans by proscribed terrorist organisations to execute violent militant attacks in Jammu and Kashmir with sticky bombs, IEDs and small arms.
Terrorist associate Ishfaq Ahmad Wani was already under arrest in another case.
District Magistrate Mussarat Islam has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the incident that took place at Hotel Maa Shanti, a tourist resort in Sanasar.
A joint team of J-K Police, Indian Army, and paramilitary forces cordoned off Wanigam of Kreeri in the Baramulla district after inputs about the presence of militants in the village.
The identity of the militants and their affiliated group is being ascertained, said Srinagar-based Defence spokesperson Col Emron Musavi.
Meanwhile, Patel remains lodged in the Srinagar central jail.
According to government officials, stricter verification was put in place after 54 individuals who were issued passports in 2017-18 and 2018-19, travelled to Pakistan and subsequently joined militant ranks.





