New Delhi: Separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani triggered a new controversy by praising two Kashmiri militants who were killed in a recent encounter that also cost the life of gallantry award recipient Colonel MN
Srinagar: The hardline Hurriyat today voiced its opposition to BJP sharing power in Jammu and Kashmir and asked the people of the state to be prepared mentally for “decisive resistance” in such a case. Accusing
New Delhi: For the first time in political history, a top separatist leader discussed tie-up of two parties for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir.Abdul Ghani Bhat, a senior functionary of Hurriyat went on to
Srinagar: Moderate Hurriyat Conference on Thursday took exception to Union Minister Arun Jaitley's assertion that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and borders cannot be redrawn, saying his remarks are “far” from
New Delhi: The Congress Sunday asked why India was going ahead with foreign secretary level talks with Pakistan when the Pakistani envoy here had invited Kashmiri separatists for talks.Congress leader Manish Tewari said allowing Abdul
Srinagar: Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani today threatened agitation if the Centre carved out separate zones for Kashmiri migrant pandits in the valley and rehabilitate the Pakistani refugees in Jammu and Kashmir.“Kashmiri pandits are
Srinagar: Moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference yesterday called for a march to Shopian on Friday to protest against continued curfew and express solidarity with the people of the south Kashmir district."The decision was taken at
Srinagar: Hardline Hurriyat Conference chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani today appealed to German Ambassador to India Michael Steiner to reconsider holding a cultural programme in Kashmir next month.“Any sort of activity related with politics, diplomatic,
Srinagar: The moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference today called for de-escalation of tension between India and Pakistan saying that any carelessness by either side would prove detrimental to the interests of both and especially for
Srinagar: Mobile telephone services were Thursday suspended all over Jammu and Kashmir as a precaution on Independence Day. The entire valley observed a shutdown today at the call of hardliner Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah
Srinagar, Jun 26: Terming the visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Jammu and Kashmir as a “failure”, moderate Hurriyat Conference today said, “the Centre should stop looking at Kashmir as an economic or administrative
Srinagar, Jun 15: Hardline Hurriyat Conference on Friday set up a blood bank here to provide humanitarian services to the people irrespective of religion, race, nationality or region.The ‘Syed Ali Geelani Blood Bank' was inaugurated
Srinagar, Sep 9: Hardline Hurriyat Conference leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani today said the amalgam is not interested in entering a “meaningless” dialogue process with the Centre.Geelani said this reacting to Union Minister Farooq Abdullah's
Srinagar, Sep 5: Moderate Hurriyat Conference leaders were privately in favour of hanging Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru if he was guilty but felt that he did not get adequate representation during parts of his
Washington, Jul 21: Separatist Kashmiri leader Ghulam Nabi Fai, who has been arrested by the FBI on charges of working for the Pakistan's ISI, was the point man of contact for the Hurriyat leaders whenever
Srinagar, Apr 20: After months of efforts to break the ice with separatists, Centre's interlocutors on Kashmir today met former Hurriyat Chairman Maulana Abbas Ansari, a move which irked the moderate faction which suspended him
New Delhi/Srinagar, Sept 25 : The eight-point Centre's initiative to address the unrest in Kashmir valley was on Saturday welcomed by the mainstream and regional parties in J and K as a "positive development" and
Srinagar: Hardline faction of Hurriyat Conference headed by Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Friday made a U-turn within hours of dropping the plans to stage protest marches to army and other security forces camps here
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Police on Sunday registered three cases against Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, chairman of Hurriyat's moderate faction, and other separatist leaders for allegedly inciting yesterday's violence during which government properties were torched by
Srinagar: Sikhs in the Kashmir Valley have received anonymous letters from Islamic militants asking them to either embrace Islam and join the protests against civilian killings or pack up and leave the Valley. The 60,000-strong
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