Kashmiri terrorists

Recently, Upendra Kaul, known to be to close to Yasin Bhatkal was recently found in a controversy after he had posed as a Kashmiri Pandit in an NDTV propaganda show.

The stone pierced the glass and injured the driver in the head. He was soon rushed to the nearby Bhijbhera hospital, from where he was referred to SKIMS Soura, the police officer said.

Kerala Police arrested 39-year-old Rahim Kolliyil of Kodungalloor in central Kerala, for suspected links to the six Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists who had sneaked into Tamil Nadu by sea from Sri Lanka and were plotting a major attack across south India.

Meanwhile, India Today journalist Abhishek Bhalla who wrote the story has brazened it out and said that his sources were 'credible' and not based on rumours.

Normalcy is gradually returning in Jammu and Kashmir after Article 370 was abrogated on Monday

With mobile internet and landlines cut, the key administrative officials and top security officials in Jammu and Kashmir have been given satellite phones to keep in touch with the centre about the law and order situation in the state.

All India Kashmiri Samaj has condemned Ghulam Nabi Azad for blaming governor Jagmohan for the exodus of Pandits and exonerating the Jihadis

Qazi Shibli is associated pro-Pakistani news website 'The Kashmiriyat'.

Despite reassurances from the central government that the increased troop movement is due fo terror threat inputs, the Kashmiri politicians continue to remain in a state of panic.

On Friday, the Jammu and Kashmir administration had issued a security advisory for the Amarnath yatra pilgrims, citing terror threat in the Kashmir valley.