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Jay Mala's body lies in mortuary, as UK-based son seeks it be kept there till he returns; family members blame relative and ex-J&K minister, who is seeking control of party, for the delay

In an open letter to the prime minister, Ankit Love (39) said he regrets throwing eggs and stones at the High Commission during the February 2022 protest

In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi dated May 2, he wrote, “I, Ankit Love, son of late Prof Bhim Singh and late Adv Jay Mala, resident of the UK, hereby sincerely apologise for my mistake of pelting eggs and stones at the Indian High Commission in the UK, which I deeply and sincerely regret.”

He was black-listed by India, after arrest by the British Police on a protest outside the Indian High Commission in London on February 14, 2022

The constituency was led by Bhim Singh for four decades, making him the longest serving political party leader in the history of the Republic of India.

JAMMU, June 19: Nearly three weeks after the demise of its founder Bhim Singh, the Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) Sunday announced prominent lawyer and senior leader Vilakshan Singh as its new president. The announcement was made after a meeting of the party leaders and members of the working committee chaired by Bhim Singh’s wife and founder member Jay Mala at the party headquarters here, a party release said. It said the name of Vilakshan Singh was proposed […]

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, June 19: JKNPP today announced Vilakshan Singh Advocate as the new President of the Party three weeks after the demise of Prof. Bhim Singh. The announcement was made at Party Headquarter Jammu after a meeting of the party leaders and members of the Working Committee chaired by Jay Mala, wife of Prof. Bhim Singh and the founder member of the party. The name of Vilakshan Singh was proposed by Jay Mala and seconded by Paramjeet Singh Marshal, […]

National Panthers Party Chief Professor Bhim Singh passed away on Tuesday at his residence in Jammu after a prolonged illness, officials said. He was 80

"Rebel" Bhim Singh studied law at the University of London. He was the first Indian to be elected secretary of the University of London Union in 1971.