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They tried to disrupt the discussion while Junaid was responding to a question on the reasons why the Kashmiri Hurriyat leaders were in jail.

 Separatists disrupt panel discussion on Kashmir in US, removed from venue

Six separatists were forcibly removed from the National Press Club Washington after they repeatedly disrupted a panel discussion on Kashmir. 

They tried to disrupt the discussion while Junaid was responding to a question on the reasons why the Kashmiri Hurriyat leaders were in jail.

Six separatist loyalists were forcibly removed from the National Press Club&nbsp; in the US capital after they repeatedly disrupted a panel discussion on Kashmir.
The panel discussion titled 'Kashmir: From Turmoil to Transformation' was held on Thursday. It was moderated by columnist Se Hoon Kim and addressed by president of the Jammu and Kashmir Workers Party Mir Junaid, and Touseef Raina, president of the Municipal Council of Baramulla.
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"The whole audience has seen your real face today. What we have seen in Kashmir, we saw in Washington today, and thank you for showing the world how cruel, and indecent these people are. You have seen it all,&rdquo; Junaid said as the separatist sympathisers were taken out of the room.
They tried to disrupt the discussion while Junaid was responding to a question on the reasons why the Kashmiri Hurriyat leaders were in jail.
"They (Hurriyat leaders) are in jail because of their mistakes. They misled the people of Jammu Kashmir for their vested interests and gains. They spoiled our ecosystem of education. They were the spoilers of our economy. They were glorifying terrorism. They are in jail for their hate speech. They are in jail for their war crimes,&rdquo; Junaid said.
Referring to the disruption caused by the protestors, Raina said all these years this is what the separatists sponsored by Pakistan have been doing in Jammu and Kashmir.
"What these gentlemen did, the same thing they did in Kashmir. Whosoever was speaking, right, or for the people, was silenced by the gun,&rdquo; he said.
"I wish I get a chance to visit Pakistan. I want to meet the policymakers to stop funding terrorism,&rdquo; Raina said.&nbsp;

The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists

NIA attached Hurriyat Conference office in Srinagar on Delhi court order, separatists slam action

NIA attaches Hurriyat Conference office in Srinagar on Delhi court order, separatists slam action

The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists

The National Investigating Agency (NIA) on Sunday attached the separatist Hurriyat Conference's office in the Rajbagh area here on the orders of a Delhi court in a terror funding case, officials said.
A team of the federal agency arrived at the Hurriyat office and pasted an attachment notice on the building's outer wall, they said "This is to inform all members of the public that the building where the office of All Party Hurriyat Conference is located at Rajbagh and is owned jointly by Nayeem Ahmad Khan, who is presently facing trial ... has been attached by the court order dated 27th January 2023 by Special NIA Court Patiala House, New Delhi," the notice read.
The Hurriyat Conference is an amalgam of 26 separatist outfits and was formed in 1993.
The office has remained closed since August 2019 following a crackdown on separatist groups by the government.
The Hurriyat Conference-led by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said the attachment of the amalgam's office will not detach people from their desire for a peaceful solution to the Kashmir issue.
"Those in command and control of Jammu and Kashmir should know that the sentiment and desire to see the resolution of the Kashmir conflict and to live in fearless peace, is embedded in the people of Jammu and Kashmir... Attaching buildings of stone and mortar will not detach people from their sentiment. They will continue to seek a peaceful resolution," the amalgam said in a statement. The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists.&nbsp;

The Centre is considering a proposal to ban both the hardline and moderate factions of Hurriyat Conference in Jammu and Kashmir, media reports have said quoting official sources. Final call will be taken at the highest level of government.
The hardline faction of the separatist conglomerate was till recently headed by Ashraf&nbsp;Sehrai, who died of Covid&nbsp;in jail. The moderate group is led by Mirwaiz Umer Farooq.
The ban will allow security agencies to arrest any office bearer for being associated with the Hurriyat, and block flow of funds.
In June 2019, more than a month before Article 370 was abrogated, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said his government was there to strike terror in the hearts of secessionists.
Meanwhile, NDTV reported that the extremist Hurriyat Conference faction on Sunday removed its signboard at the group's head office at its leader Ali&nbsp;Shah&nbsp;Geelani's residence in Srinagar's Hyderpora area amid talks of a ban.
The Hurriyat Conference came into existence in 1993 with 26 groups, including some pro-Pakistan and banned outfits such as the Jamaat-e-Islami, JKLF and the Dukhtaran-e-Millat. It also included the People&rsquo;s Conference and the Awami Action Committee headed by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq.
The separatist conglomerate broke into two factions in 2005 with the moderate group being led by the Mirwaiz and the hardline Tehreek-e-Hurriyat headed by Syed Ali Shah Geelani.

J&K: Govt considers ban on both factions of Hurriyat Conference, say reports

The Centre is considering a proposal to ban both the hardline and moderate factions of Hurriyat Conference in Jammu and Kashmir, media reports have said quoting official sources

Govt considers ban on both factions of Hurriyat Conference, say reports

The Centre is considering a proposal to ban both the hardline and moderate factions of Hurriyat Conference in Jammu and Kashmir, media reports have said quoting official sources. Final call will be taken at the highest level of government.
The hardline faction of the separatist conglomerate was till recently headed by Ashraf&nbsp;Sehrai, who died of Covid&nbsp;in jail. The moderate group is led by Mirwaiz Umer Farooq.
The ban will allow security agencies to arrest any office bearer for being associated with the Hurriyat, and block flow of funds.
In June 2019, more than a month before Article 370 was abrogated, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said his government was there to strike terror in the hearts of secessionists.
Meanwhile, NDTV reported that the extremist Hurriyat Conference faction on Sunday removed its signboard at the group's head office at its leader Ali Shah&nbsp;Geelani's residence in Srinagar's Hyderpora area amid talks of a ban.

The ban will allow security agencies to arrest any office bearer for being associated with the Hurriyat, and block flow of funds

The Centre is considering a proposal to ban both the hardline and moderate factions of Hurriyat Conference in Jammu and Kashmir, media reports have said quoting official sources. Final call will be taken at the highest level of government.
The hardline faction of the separatist conglomerate was till recently headed by Ashraf&nbsp;Sehrai, who died of Covid&nbsp;in jail. The moderate group is led by Mirwaiz Umer Farooq.
The ban will allow security agencies to arrest any office bearer for being associated with the Hurriyat, and block flow of funds.
In June 2019, more than a month before Article 370 was abrogated, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said his government was there to strike terror in the hearts of secessionists.
Meanwhile, NDTV reported that the extremist Hurriyat Conference faction on Sunday removed its signboard at the group's head office at its leader Ali&nbsp;Shah&nbsp;Geelani's residence in Srinagar's Hyderpora area amid talks of a ban.
The Hurriyat Conference came into existence in 1993 with 26 groups, including some pro-Pakistan and banned outfits such as the Jamaat-e-Islami, JKLF and the Dukhtaran-e-Millat. It also included the People&rsquo;s Conference and the Awami Action Committee headed by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq.
The separatist conglomerate broke into two factions in 2005 with the moderate group being led by the Mirwaiz and the hardline Tehreek-e-Hurriyat headed by Syed Ali Shah Geelani.

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