Yasin Malik

In a major security risk, Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik was physically presented at the Supreme Court even though he was not summoned

Prima facie it was revealed that they were planning to revive the JKLF and hurriyat. JKLF was banned by the Indian government a month after the Pulwama attack under the anti-terror law passed in 2019.

IAMC had been caught spreading fake news and misinformation to further the Islamist cause in India. It had also been slapped with the UAPA in 2021

The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to the banned organisation Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) led by leader Yasin Malik on National Investigation Agency's (NIA) appeal seeking the death penalty

Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's daughter implicates Yasin Malik in her 1989 kidnapping case in TADA court in Jammu

Sikhs For Justice chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannu defends Yasin Malik, who was sentenced for life imprisonment

Despite funding terror activities in the Kashmir valley at the peak of insurgency, killing Kashmiri Hindus and forcing them out of their homes, many 'liberals' in India have had a soft spot for Yasin Malik

A clash broke out between supporters of Yasin Malik and the security forces in Srinagar's Maisuma area

Yasin Malik was convicted of terror funding, spreading terrorism and carrying out secessionist activities in Kashmir

Yasin Malik was found guilty in a terror funding case on May 19. He pleaded guilty to all charges, including those under the stringent UAPA. He also admitted that he was involved in terrorist activities and that the sedition clauses against him were correct.