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Secret Burials in Faraway Places: Slain Kashmiri Militants' Kin Are Denied Right to Grieve - Vimarsana News

Secret Burials in Faraway Places: Slain Kashmiri Militants' Kin Are Denied Right to Grieve

Since April of last year, the government has used COVID-19 as a premise to avoid returning the bodies of slain militants in Kashmir to their kin.

Source: thewire.in
Slough mum convicted for misusing son's Blue Badge - Vimarsana News

Slough mum convicted for misusing son's Blue Badge

A MOTHER has been for misusing her son’s Blue Badge in order to park for free when she visited a with a friend.

Mourning Over Empty Graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir - Vimarsana News

Mourning Over Empty Graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir

Mourning Over Empty Graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir. "Nobody knows why or how he joined the militants," Abdul Rashid Wani told us, his eyes welling up, while his wife silently brought in a tray of tea and biscuits. "Through appeals in the media, we...

In Kashmir, mourning has become contentious - Vimarsana News

In Kashmir, mourning has become contentious

Mourning Over Empty Graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir. "Nobody knows why or how he joined the militants," Abdul Rashid Wani told us, his eyes welling up, while his wife silently brought in a tray of tea and biscuits. "Through appeals in the media, we...

Mourning over empty graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir - World News - Vimarsana News

Mourning over empty graves in Indian-controlled Kashmir - World News

In conflicts in Lebanon, Israel, Gaza and Turkey, dead bodies have been used as leverage for years. Now, in Kashmir, India is instituting a similar strategy, halting the hand-over of militants' bodies to their families and burying them far away. Is this an historic counter-insurgency success, or collective, if not inhumane, punishment?