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The administration faced a massive backlash with top politicians and journalists’ bodies describing it as a state sponsored coup or armed take-over

Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday cancelled the allotment of accommodation to Kashmir Press Club as fighting factions claimed control of the body.An official statement said on Monday, "The government is concerned over the emergent ...

SRINAGAR: Journalist bodies within Kashmir and at the national level have strongly condemned the weekend “takeover” of Kashmir Press Club (KPC) by a group of journalists, who appointed themselves as the “interim body”.

JAMMU, Jan 17: In the latest development in the controversy regarding Kashmir Press Club, the J-K administration has cancelled the allotment of the club and reverted the building to the Estates Department. In an official statement, the J-K administration said, “The government is concerned over the emergent situation which has arisen due to the unpleasant turn of events involving two rival warring groups using the banner of the Kashmir Press Club.” It said the factual position is that KPC as ...

  Srinagar: The government on Monday issued statement on Kashmir Press Club and said that it was concerned over the emergent situation which has arisen due to the

SRINAGAR- The Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor administration has issued the following statement on Kashmir Press Club. Kashmir Life reproduces the statement verbatim: “The government is concerned over the emergent situation which has arisen due to the unpleasant turn of events involving two...

In a press note the admin called for the creation of “a duly registered bona fide society of all journalists”.

Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday cancelled the allotment of accommodation to Kashmir Press Club as fighting factions claimed control of the body.

As registration of the Kashmir Press Club is already put on hold, Govt intervenes to ensure safety of bonafide journalists.

Srinagar: Kashmir Press Club (KPC) was locked from outside, with journalists unable to enter the club premises, on Sunday, a day after the takeover of the club by a group of journalists, led by Saleem Pandit of The Times of India, who arrived with a large police force. A notice put up at the club gate stated that it has been