Hebbagodi Police arrested 25-year-old Asaful Malik in Bommasandra Industrial Area for allegedly plotting an attack against the Pakistan Army. Police said he had contacted an alleged TTP member based in Afghanistan, sought an Afghanistan visa, and possessed messages and audio recordings indicating revenge attack plans. A case has been registered under Section 113(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, with further investigation underway.
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If anything happens to this young woman, every allegation she has made—including claims of online harassment, intimidation, targeted abuse, and the publication of her photograph by the Jaipur-based handle she has accused, raising serious safety concerns—must be fully and independently investigated.
No citizen should have to fear for their safety simply for expressing an opinion. Selective outrage and selective enforcement erode public trust. The law must be applied equally, regardless of ideology, influence, or political connections.
Silence is not neutrality when someone's safety may be at risk.
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I’ve been down with a fever and severe body pain for the last few days, but I’ve been pushing through with painkillers.
My apologies if you don’t see me at Jantar Mantar today. I need to get a few hours of rest and recover.
Will be back at the protest site by evening.
Insha Malik was 14-years-old when shotgun pellets fired by Indian forces blinded her in Kashmir.
Years later, she is speaking out against a Bollywood film she says downplays the devastating impact of pellet guns.