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Two days after getting released from a five-year detention, Kashmiri journalist Asif Sultan was rearrested here in another case.


Kashmir journalist arrested hours after getting released from five-year detention     

Two days after getting released from a five-year detention, Kashmiri journalist Asif Sultan was rearrested here in another case.

Kashmiri journalist Asif Sultan was arrested again on February 29, days after he was released from Uttar Pradesh prison after remaining incarcerated for more than five years for helping militants.
According to local media reports, Srinagar police arrested Sultan from his residence in an old case.
"Sultan was rearrested late Thursday night," police officials told PTI news agency.
Though no official statement has been made, Indian Express citing sources reported that Sultan was arrested in a 2019 case over an agitation of inmates inside the Srinagar Central Jail.&nbsp;
He was first arrested in an Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act case in September 2018 when he was working as a reporter with a local magazine.
The journalist was arrested for "allegedly providing logistical support to a banned militant group." In April 2022, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court granted him bail in the case on the grounds that investigative agencies &ldquo;failed to establish his links with any militant group&rdquo;. However, days later he was booked under the PSA.
He was released from Ambedkar Nagar district jail in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday and reached home on Thursday.
However, the family's joy was short-lived as he was taken into custody in another case the same night he returned home, the officials said.
(With PTI inputs)

Kashmiri don't feel they are Indians: Farooq Abdullah

Former J&amp;K CM&nbsp;Farooq Abdullah has said that after central govt's actions no one in Kashmir wants to be Indian and might even want the Chinese to come in

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has said that after central govt's actions no one in Kashmir wants to be Indian and might even want the Chinese to come in. In an interview to news portal The Wire, Adbullah said that the reason for the "anti-India" mood is that people in Kashmir can no longer trust the government. He added that it was easy for Kashmiris to go with Pakistan during partition, but they "joined Gandhi's India and not Modi's India".

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has said that after central govt's actions no one in Kashmir "wants to be Indian and might even want the Chinese to come in". In an interview to news portal The Wire, Adbullah said that the reason for the "anti-India" mood is that people in Kashmir can no longer trust the central government. He added that it was easy for Kashmiris to go with Pakistan during partition, but they "joined Gandhi's India and not Modi's India".

UN: India shreds Pakistan over persecution of minorities

Calling Pakistan "epicentre of terrorism", India on Tuesday said no one deserves unsolicited lecture on human rights from Islamabad

Calling Pakistan "epicentre of terrorism", India on Tuesday said no one deserves unsolicited lecture on human rights from Islamabad. India said that Pakistan has consistently persecuted its ethnic and religious minorities including Hindus, Sikhs and Christians. Exercising the Right of Reply to the statements made by Pakistan at the 45th session of Human Rights Council, the Indian representative said that it has become habitual for Pakistan to malign India with false and fabricated narratives for its self-serving malicious purposes.

Geneva, PTI: India on Tuesday described Pakistan as an "epicenter of terrorism" and said no one deserves unsolicited lecture on human rights from Islamabad that has consistently persecuted its ethnic and religious minorities including Hindus, Sikhs and Christians.
Exercising the Right of Reply to the statements made by Pakistan at the 45th session of Human Rights Council (HRC) here, the Indian representative said that it has become habitual for Pakistan to malign India with false and fabricated narratives for its self-serving malicious purposes.
"Neither India nor others deserve this unsolicited lecture on human rights from a country that has consistently persecuted its ethnic and religious minorities, is an epicenter of terrorism, has the distinction of providing pensions to individuals on UN Sanctions list and has a Prime Minister who proudly admits training tens of thousands of terrorists to fight in Jammu and Kashmir,&rdquo; the Indian diplomat said.
The diplomat said that it was not surprising that other relevant multilateral institutions have been raising serious concerns on Pakistan&rsquo;s failure to stop terror financing and lack of effective actions against all terror entities in Pakistan.
Highlighting the nefarious designs of Pakistan in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the diplomat said, "the mass influx of outsiders has whittled down the number of Kashmiris to an insignificant number in Pakistan occupied parts of Indian Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Laddakh.&rdquo; "In its zeal to reassert its theocratic ideology, it has ensured that ethnic and religious minorities have no future through systematic persecution, blasphemy laws, forced conversions, targeted killings, sectarian violence and faith-based discrimination," the diplomat said.
"Thousands of Sikh, Hindus and Christian minority women and girls have been subjected to abductions, forced marriages and conversions in Pakistan." On the plight of people in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh, the Indian diplomat said, "Not a single day has gone by when a family in Balochistan doesn&rsquo;t find its members picked up or kidnapped by the security forces of Pakistan.&rdquo; "Pakistan does well when it comes to intimidation and attacks against journalists, human rights defenders and political dissidents in particular by its state machinery. It is not without a reason that Pakistan has been highlighted by international organizations as a country where journalists are slain and their killers go scot free,&rdquo; the diplomat said.
India also slammed Pakistan for &ldquo;abusing various HRC mechanisms and platforms for raising issues, which are extraneous to the mandate of the HRC and which relate to internal affairs of India, with a view to distract the attention of the international community from serious human rights violations committed by it against its own people, including in Indian territories occupied by it.&rdquo; India also rejected the reference made by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to Jammu and Kashmir, which is an integral part of India.

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