Lest we forget story of alleged conman!
"School dropout" proved wicked enough to bag award for intellect from JK admin.
News Tell portal was recently hacked, so here's soft copy.
Story had sought NIA probe for his alleged terror, Turkey links...
#MJH#Kashmir@HMOIndia@NIA_India
Doctors protest against NC Govt.
NC Govt protested against BJP.
BJP protested against NC.
Now NC should protest against protesting doctors.
To complete the cycle.
#MJH#Kashmir
Question: Why did Omar Abdullah Sahib stay from NC protests in Srinagar?
Answer: His Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary Sahib was holding meeting with BJP top leadership in New Delhi on the same day.
So Omar Sahib was actually balancing the two events.
#MJH#Kashmir
Americans, Zionists and Al Saud family believes in attacking -human life, property and emotions -in one go.
In Iran, they started with attack on school.
In the latest they targeted a wedding.
And they do it to stay relevant in power.
#MJH#Iran
Has Tanvir Sahib really spoken such about bananas.
I am amazed. But then old habits die hard.
Anyway Danish Sahib thanks for the clarification, otherwise imaginations could go wild.
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Tanvir was clearly upset that BJP was distributing bananas among its protesting workers against NC today. He’s already been denied a cabinet berth, which, sadly, is beyond my powers to fix. But I can at least send a banana his way. Consider it a small gesture of consolation in these difficult times. 🍌
Thanks EPG for raising the issue of Dal Lake burial.
But no Chief Minister or any former one will ever act or react to Save Dal.
This has been the history since 1947.
Before that Dogra Maharajas had Laws in place to protect environment.
#MJH#Kashmir
Burial, landfilling of Dal and Nigeen lakes.
Landfilling followed by erecting tin sheet wall to hide constructions inside.
This is scene on busy Saida Kadal road.
Plight elsewhere can only be imagined.
Netas, environmentalists silent over devastation of #Kashmir future.
#MJH
Javed Sir,
Politics and 370 debate aside no politician or so-called environmentalist of Kashmir is concerned about ongoing ruthless devastation of Kashmir ecology.
Waterbodies being buried, hotels coming up inside lakes and streams.
#MJH#Kashmir
Precisely. That's the catch Iftikhar Saeb, "those who can protect its land, water & identity . . . . " This is nowhere near the A 370, the "specific premise" that MP Sgr is selling. Better safeguards are already available to a host of Indian states in the federal scheme without 370?
So what new will "Supreme Leader" get us Kashmiris for all his tall talk & wanderlust? Some abra ka dabra trickstery packaging!
💃🕺 Govinda and Neelam come together after decades to recreate the magic of this 80s hit. We desis grew up on such foot tapping campy numbers. Hai na? No point decoding the hook - if you feel it, you feel it. Too much fun! 🥳
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Sahib’s New York statement"If Hindus think Muslims have no place, they cease to be Hindu"—marks an appreciable shift in Hindutva ideology.
But what remains to be seen is whether the BJP actually adopts it.
#MJH#MohanBhagwat#RSS#Kashmir
Misger Sahib stop this Drama!
What've you done to save South Kashmir ecology?
Ecologically fragile Pahalgam being raped -hotels come up illegally even inside nallah.
Muskh Budij on ventilator.
Rice fields buried for orchards.
As a leader, you too have failed us.
#MJH#Kashmir
Mirwaiz has rightly sounded the alarm. Kashmir’s environment is being sacrificed at the altar of so-called development.
Mountains blasted, forests cleared, wetlands encroached upon, waterways obstructed and fragile zones opened for construction,yet accountability remains missing.
Nepal should not be treated as a distant tragedy. It is a warning to those governing Kashmir: reckless planning today can become a catastrophe tomorrow.
Kashmir needs development, but not development that destroys Kashmir. Governance must protect lives, not serve vested interests.
Parra Sahib,
Respect your views, but:
Unlike Kashmir, Ladakhi leaders and people did not fool one another on Article 370.
Their focus was practical, and they may soon get Article 371 protection.
Only beyond 370 is achievable reality; the rest is Achievable-Comedy.
#MJH#Kashmir
On 5 August 2019, Ladakh was carved out as a Union Territory without a legislature without elected MLAs, a CM or an Assembly. Yet, with barely 3 lakh people and very little political space, its leadership has secured 16 rounds of dialogue with the GoI and pushed for restoration of a legislature, constitutional safeguards under Article 371, new districts, a new division, job security and even a High Court.
That is a significant political effort and a step towards reclaiming what was lost.
Compare this with J&K, which has a 90-member Assembly, an elected government, a CM and a full Cabinet, yet appears politically paralysed.
For seven decades, J&K has watched its constitutional position erode through successive amendments and changes. We never seriously reclaimed, as a state, what was lost. Knowing this history, the first priority after elections should have been political outreach to center on the larger question of restoring constitutional rights and guarantees not merely the Rules of Business.
And this should never have been a one-party exercise. The CM should have personally initiated an all-party political committee and taken a joint J&K delegation to Delhi. Instead, the approach often appeared centred on individual and party outreach.
The erosion may have begun under the BJP, but the elected government will also be judged on what it did or failed to do — to reverse its normalisation.
Worse, political differences were allowed to become personal. Its own MP was pushed aside after raising uncomfortable questions, while Aga Ruhullah was isolated despite repeatedly reminding the government of its own manifesto commitments.
The most unfortunate moment was the refusal to seriously engage with former CM Mehbooba Mufti’s proposal for a joint delegation to the PM and HM to revive the political process, along the lines of the dialogue being pursued for Ladakh.
This is bigger than elections or one party winning and another losing. It is about whether J&K’s political class can rise above ego, arrogance and partisan interests when the stakes are generational.
J&K is at the edge. Perhaps this failure is not deliberate. But its consequences will be real and our future generations will have to live with them.