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Amid Weekend Strike, Ladakh Leaders Had First Formal Talks With MHA For Full Statehood

SRINAGAR: Seeking statehood, Ladakh observed a complete weekend strike even as Junior Home Minister held talks with the leaders of the desert region. They are seeking safeguards to their culture and identity.

Jail Worries

Jail Worries Saima Bhat The main entrance to the Central Jail Srinagar,, Kashmir’s major jailing facility. Famous among separatists for his “flawless” oration, Muhammad Ashraf Khan, Sehrai, 77, languishing under Jammu and Kashmir Public Safety Act (PSA) in Udhampur jail, is dead. On May 4, when Mujahid Ashraf Khan, his son, received a call from jail authorities about the deteriorating health of his father and asking him to come over to Jammu, he would have never imagined that he would return with his father’s coffin. That day, Sehrai had been admitted to a government hospital in Udhampur with multiple ailments. A day later, however, his oxygen levels dropped, deteriorating his condition further. He was also tested for Covid19 positive and it initially was negative. Post-death, authorities declared him Covid19 “positive”.

A year on, India s Muslim victims of Delhi riots say justice still unserved

A year on, India s Muslim victims of Delhi riots say justice still unserved 24.02.2021 The shooter shouted Victory to Lord Ram , the Hindu god, before pulling the trigger that sent a bullet into Muhammad Nasir Khan s left eye. Khan placed his trembling hand on his bloody eye socket and his fingers slipped deep into the wound. At that moment, Khan was sure he would die. Khan ended up surviving the violence that killed 53 others, mostly fellow Muslims, when it engulfed his neighbourhood in the Indian capital 12 months ago. But a year after India s worst communal riots in decades, the 35-year-old is still shaken and his attacker still unpunished. Khan says he s been unable to get justice due to a lack of police interest in his case.

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