The parliamentary constituency comprises 11 segments from South...
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Hamid Mir, Senior Journalist traces the genesis of recent unrest and violence in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir, related to demands by Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) on supply of subsidised wheat flour and electricity. He also traces the origin of anger among people of PAK against bureaucrats, who enjoy high perks and facilities at the cost of the State Exchequer.
JAMMU
J & K
The roots of insurgency in Kashmir go back to 1966 when a young man named Ghulam Rasool Zahgir, a resident of Dabtal in downtown Srinagar, led a group of six members in executing the first militant attack in Kashmir. These six young Kashmiris comprised the ‘Students Revolutionary Council’ (SRC), a small underground group that drew its inspiration from ‘Operation Gibraltar’ initiated by Pakistan in August 1965.
INDIA
JAMMU
Voters reaching polling station in Anantnag-Rajouri, newly redrawn parliamentary constituency in Jammu and Kashmir, where elections are being held for the first time. The Lok Sabha segment is spread over South Kashmir and North Jammu region's Poonch and Rajouri district across the Pir Panjal Mountain Range.
KASHMIR
The roots of insurgency in Kashmir go back to 1966 when a young man named Ghulam Rasool Zahgir, a resident of Dabtal in downtown Srinagar, led a group of six members in executing the first militant attack in Kashmir. These six young Kashmiris comprised the ‘Students Revolutionary Council’ (SRC), a small underground group that drew its inspiration from ‘Operation Gibraltar’ initiated by Pakistan in August 1965.
LADAKH
The Baramulla-Kupwara Lok Sabha constituency in North Kashmir witnessed an unprecedented voter turnout of 59%, marking the highest ever recorded for the constituency, according to J&K Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) P.K. Pole. He claimed that the milestone was reached without any incidents of violence.
SRINAGAR, Oct. 1 — The state government today said there is no...
