The Kashmiri woman and her husband are accused of having links with the terrorist organisation Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISKP) and for their alleged role in anti-CAA riots.
The Resistance Front has openly declared that any non-Kashmiri who goes to Kashmir with an intention to settle there eventually will be treated as an 'RSS agent' and 'not a civilian' and be 'dealt with appropriately'.
The Union Government on August 5, 2019, abrogated Article 370 and made the erstwhile Jammu & Kashmir state an integral part of India without any riders attached. Pakistan, obviously hasn't been too thrilled about the step.
Gautam Gambhir went on to remind Afridi of what happened in East Pakistan, the present Bangladesh, in 1971, saying that Pakistan would not get Kashmir till judgment day.
Major Arya's comments have frustrated many Pakistani leaders. He seems to have touched a raw nerve. Many Pakistani politicians, including the CM of Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan, a Pakistani parliamentarian Sarfaraz Bugti have expressed angry reactions over his statements.