“Our right to defend ourselves against terrorism will be exercised and continued. Terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences,” Petal Gahlot remarked.
Jindal Global Law School has sent a professor who once described Jammu and Kashmir as “India-occupied-Kashmir” to advise the JPC on legislation concerning Jammu and Kashmir, raising serious questions about institutional due diligence and credibility.
BRICS leaders agreed on the New Delhi Declaration following overnight negotiations lasting until 4 AM. Led by India, the consensus addresses the Gaza crisis, strongly condemns the 2025 Jammu and Kashmir terror attack, and prioritises local-currency trade, global institutional reforms, and AI governance.
Farooq Abdullah's remarks linking terror attacks to the demand for J&K statehood overlook nearly four decades of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism that flourished under Article 370, from the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Hindus to major attacks like Uri and Pulwama, raising questions over whether constitutional decisions should ever be influenced by violence.