While the police marvelled at the low number of active militants, locals fretted over decisions that incentivise the entry of outsiders and the Pandit community found itself at odds with the BJP.
The J&K State Investigation Agency called the article titled 'The Shackles of Slavery Will Break', which was published by 'The Kashmir Walla' in November 2011, "seditious".
In a stern message to anti-national elements, authorities have sacked principal of Kashmir Law College for his alleged secessionist and terror links Hussain, who retired as head of the Department of Law in the Central University of Kashmir (CUK) a few years ago, is seen as a hard-line ideologue of separatist organizations. Before joining the CUK, he was teaching at Kashmir
Gruesome acid attacks take away victims' identity, pushes them to merely survive in shadows and bar them from interacting even with their own family. Invariably blinded in the attack, they remain dependent throughout their lives.