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In occupied Kashmir, education has been turned into a weapon of cruelty.While only 57% of students across India pay fees...
24/09/2025

In occupied Kashmir, education has been turned into a weapon of cruelty.

While only 57% of students across India pay fees, an alarming 87% of Kashmiri students are forced to do so — with 100% at the higher secondary level. Rural or urban, boys or girls, nearly every child is made to pay what others in India do not.

For families already devastated by raids, curfews, and economic loss, these fees are crushing. Instead of opportunity, India is using education as a tool of punishment — blocking the future of Kashmir’s youth and silencing their struggle for freedom.

This is not policy failure, it is deliberate discrimination. Education, economy, and daily life have all been weaponized to weaken Kashmir.

The world must no longer stay silent. Justice delayed for Kashmir’s students is justice denied for an entire nation under occupation.

The All Parties Hurriyat Conference has made its stance clear: peace in South Asia will never come until India answers f...
23/09/2025

The All Parties Hurriyat Conference has made its stance clear: peace in South Asia will never come until India answers for its crimes in Kashmir.

Ending Kashmir’s special status on August 5 wasn’t reform — it was theft. Curfews, mass arrests, and jails packed with journalists, lawyers, and youth show that New Delhi rules Kashmir with fear, not democracy.

Homes raided, families harassed, culture erased — Modi’s Hindutva rule has turned IIOJK into a camp of fear. The APHC is calling for talks, justice for victims, and prosecution of those responsible, including Modi and the Indian army.

The demand is simple: free all prisoners, end torture, and honor UN decisions. Only then can Kashmiris decide their own future.

Rajnath Singh’s remarks in Rabat have pulled the mask off India’s real intentions.By openly praising Operation Sindoor a...
23/09/2025

Rajnath Singh’s remarks in Rabat have pulled the mask off India’s real intentions.
By openly praising Operation Sindoor and hinting at unrest in Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Singh has admitted that New Delhi fuels fake protests and uses proxies to create chaos in AJK.

While Pakistan invests in schools, hospitals, and roads, India invests in lies, agents, and propaganda. The contrast is clear: AJK thrives with dignity and peace under Pakistan, while IIOJK suffers under troops, fear, and curfews.

Singh’s words prove what Pakistan has long said — India’s Kashmir narrative is built on deception, not democracy.

In occupied Kashmir, even a phone post is treated as a crime.Seven Kashmiri youth have been detained, their homes raided...
22/09/2025

In occupied Kashmir, even a phone post is treated as a crime.

Seven Kashmiri youth have been detained, their homes raided, and devices seized — all under India’s harsh UAPA law. Their only “offense” was speaking about rights and dignity online.

This is not law and order. This is fear. The Modi government calls itself the world’s largest democracy, yet in Kashmir it acts like an occupier silencing voices that expose its repression.

Schools, markets, and lives are already disrupted by years of crackdowns. Now, even social media — the last space for young Kashmiris to share their truth — is being crushed.

The world must ask: why does a state fear its own citizens more than armed groups? Because truth is stronger than propaganda.

JKAAC claims to speak for the people of Azad Kashmir, but its actions tell a different story.Behind demands for subsidie...
22/09/2025

JKAAC claims to speak for the people of Azad Kashmir, but its actions tell a different story.

Behind demands for subsidies and bills, the group has no plan, no budget, and no workable solutions. Instead of using assemblies, courts, or democratic forums, it thrives on shutdowns, threats, and blockades.

The result? Closed schools, empty markets, and daily wage workers left hungry — pain turned into politics.

By painting the state as an enemy and misusing the language of rights, JKAAC fuels unrest rather than solving problems. True progress for Azad Kashmir comes from institutions, reforms, and dialogue — not disruption and ultimatums.

✨ A life of calm resolve, a legacy of unbroken struggle.The passing of Professor Abdul Ghani Butt, senior Hurriyat leade...
19/09/2025

✨ A life of calm resolve, a legacy of unbroken struggle.

The passing of Professor Abdul Ghani Butt, senior Hurriyat leader, is more than a personal loss — it is a moment that sharpens Kashmir’s call for justice. Ghulam Muhammad Safi called it an “irreparable loss for the Kashmir cause,” yet the mood across the valley is not of defeat but of renewed determination.

Prof Butt’s life was one of service, discipline, and moral clarity. He insisted that the future of Kashmir must be decided by its people, not dictated through force. His legacy now serves as a guide: steady political work, lawful resistance, and unbroken resolve.

As Kashmir mourns, it also remembers: memory is power, justice is the demand, and the struggle must go on. ✊

🚨 The “normalcy” India shows the world in Kashmir is a dangerous myth.Behind staged images of calm in Indian Illegally O...
19/09/2025

🚨 The “normalcy” India shows the world in Kashmir is a dangerous myth.

Behind staged images of calm in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) lies a harsher truth: checkpoints, curfews, arrests, internet shutdowns, silenced voices, and a daily life lived under fear.

Schools close for weeks, markets remain shut, and political leaders are jailed. Families struggle with lost incomes, missing relatives, and shrinking freedoms. What New Delhi calls “peace” is, in reality, control built on pain.

The world must see through this façade. True normal life in Kashmir will only come when people can move, speak, and learn freely — not when silence is forced at gunpoint.

18/09/2025

We pay our heartfelt tribute to Respected Prof. Ghani Butt (late). 🌹
A man of knowledge, dignity, and service whose presence enriched many lives. May Allah SWT grant him the highest place in Jannah, forgive his shortcomings, and shower His mercy upon the departed soul. Ameen. 🤲

🕊️ “Force cannot erase a people’s right to choose.”The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) has reaffirmed that Kashmi...
17/09/2025

🕊️ “Force cannot erase a people’s right to choose.”

The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) has reaffirmed that Kashmiris will never give up their struggle for the right to self-determination.

From UN promises left unfulfilled to mass detentions under PSA & UAPA, India has chosen control over dialogue. Leaders, activists, even ordinary people face jail, smear campaigns, and daily repression.

Yet, despite propaganda and force, Kashmir’s resolve remains unbroken. Every arrest, every silenced voice only strengthens the call for a fair and neutral plebiscite.

The APHC has urged the international community to end its silence, press for the release of political prisoners, and revive the UN pledge for Kashmiris to decide their own future.

The world cannot keep looking away. Justice delayed is justice denied.

🚨 In Srinagar, a peaceful protest demanding the reopening of the Srinagar–Jammu highway ended in arrests.Hundreds of Awa...
17/09/2025

🚨 In Srinagar, a peaceful protest demanding the reopening of the Srinagar–Jammu highway ended in arrests.

Hundreds of Awami Itihaad Party activists, led by MLA Sheikh Khursheed, raised a simple plea: save the apple harvest, save our families. Instead of clearing the blockade that left trucks full of fruit rotting on the road, the administration chose to detain leaders.

This isn’t just about apples. It’s about thousands of families who depend on fruit sales for food, school fees, and medicines. One lost season means years of debt. The choice to silence protestors instead of helping farmers shows a government that values control over people’s lives.

Kashmir’s growers don’t need arrests — they need open roads, cold storage, and fair support. Saving the apple crop is saving livelihoods.

مقبوضہ کشمیر میں انسانی حقوق کی بدترین پامالی جاری ہے۔پوری وادی ایک جیل میں بدل دی گئی ہے — نوجوانوں کی جبری گرفتاریاں، ...
17/09/2025

مقبوضہ کشمیر میں انسانی حقوق کی بدترین پامالی جاری ہے۔
پوری وادی ایک جیل میں بدل دی گئی ہے — نوجوانوں کی جبری گرفتاریاں، جعلی مقابلے، اور دورانِ حراست تشدد اب معمول بن چکے ہیں۔

بانڈی پورہ میں فردوس احمد میر کو حراست کے دوران شہید کیا گیا، ان کی تشدد زدہ لاش دریائے جہلم سے برآمد ہوئی۔ کچھ دن پہلے ہی اسی ضلع میں ایک اور نوجوان، ظہور احمد صوفی، پولیس کے تشدد سے شہید کر دیا گیا تھا۔

گھروں کی مسماری، ہزاروں گرفتاریاں، اور سیاسی نمائندوں کو کالے قوانین کے تحت جیل میں ڈال دینا اس جبر کی بھیانک تصویر ہے۔
لیکن روزانہ کے احتجاج اور قربانیاں یہ ثابت کرتی ہیں کہ بھارت دس لاکھ فوج کے باوجود کشمیری عوام کی آواز نہیں دبا سکا۔

The Supreme Court’s latest decision on the Waqf Amendment Act, 2025 is being hailed by the government as reform — but fo...
16/09/2025

The Supreme Court’s latest decision on the Waqf Amendment Act, 2025 is being hailed by the government as reform — but for millions of Indian Muslims, it feels like control.

By letting most of the law stand, the court has opened the door for state officers to step into community affairs, rewrite waqf records, and reshape who benefits from schools, clinics, and charities funded by these trusts.

For the BJP, this is politics dressed as reform. For Muslim communities, it’s a direct blow to autonomy, dignity, and the services they rely on. This is not just about property. It’s about power, identity, and the future of minority rights in India.

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