Srinagar – Union Government has extended the ban on separatist leader Yasin Malik’s ‘J&K Liberation Front’ for 5 years. This organisation was banned in the year 2019 by the Union Home Ministry. The organisation was involved in activities propagating terrorism and separatism in J&K.
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In #Kashmir, the ban on separatist #YasinMalik ‘s organisation (JKLF) has been extended for a further period of 5 yearspic.twitter.com/oqpHbXJIZj
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) March 16, 2024
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The Union Home Ministry has banned ‘J&K Peoples League’, ‘J&K P. L. (Mukhtar Ahmad Vaza)’, ‘J&K P. L.’ (Basheer Ahmad Tota), ‘J&K P. L.’ (Gulam Mohammad Khan) and ‘J&K P. L.’ (Ajeez Shaikh).
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