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NIA conducts raids in 4 places in Kashmir, arrests 2 overground workers of terror group TRF

The searches were carried out at four locations -- one each in north Kashmir's Baramulla and Kupwara districts and south Kashmir's Pulwama and Shopian districts

J&K: Security forces recover large consignment of arms, ammunition from TRF drone, avert major attack

The Jammu police stated there were three detonators, three remote-controlled IEDs, three bottles of explosives, one bundle of Cordtex wire, two Timer IEDs, one pistol, two magazines, six grenades and 70 rounds

Two militants killed in encounter with security forces in Srinagar

One of the terrorists was involved in the killing of a head constable, Ali Mohammad Ganie, in Anantnag on 29 January, 2022

Jammu and Kashmir: Security forces gun down two terrorists in Kulgam, identity yet to be ascertained

Security forces had launched a cordon and search operation in Okay village of Kulgam district in the morning that turned into an encounter, a police official said

Jammu Kashmir Police detains over 900 over-ground workers to 'break chain of attacks' on minorities

The OGWs “act as eyes and ears of the underground militants", keeping an eye on security forces’ movements, distributing separatist literature, and engaging in hate campaigns against security forces

NIA raids 16 places in J&K in connection with IS-Voice of Hind and Bathindi IED recovery cases

The anti-terror agency carried out simultaneous searches in various districts in the Union Territory with the assistance of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Jammu and Kashmir Police

Jammu and Kashmir Police arrests two TRF terrorists at Narwal bypass, seizes ammunition

A police spokesperson said the Special Operations Group had set up a checkpoint in the area after getting a reliable input regarding the movement of terrorists with automatic weapons

Kashmiris and the myth of the monolith: How Valley 'experts' disregard internal dissent and resistance to regressive aspiration of azaadi

The hapless Kashmiris who were forced into this proxy guerrilla war in the late 80s and early 90s, have to deal with either the mainstream "narrative" terming them as secessionists or willy-nilly as terrorists, depending which side of the binary one is. Add to that the helplessness of having to prove your Kashmiri-ness time and again whether in public or private life.