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NIA Chargesheets Six Hurriyat Leaders in 1996 Srinagar Funeral Violence Case

International Business Times 11 Jul 2026
According to the NIA, its investigation revealed that the six Hurriyat leaders had allegedly led an unlawful assembly during the funeral procession and incited large-scale violence against police personnel at Naaz Crossing in Srinagar.
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NIA Chargesheets Shabir Ahmed Shah, 5 Other Hurriyat Leaders In 1996 Srinagar Mob Violence Case

News18 10 Jul 2026
The FIR was initially registered at Shergarhi Police Station in Srinagar on the day of the incident. The NIA took over the probe in April 2026 following directions from the MHA ....
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1996 Srinagar mob violence case: NIA files chargesheet against Shabir Ahmad Shah, five senior Hurriyat leaders

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday filed a chargesheet against separatist leader Shabir Ahmad Shah and five other senior Hurriyat Conference leaders in connection with a 1996 case ...
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NIA Chargesheets Six Hurriyat Leaders in 1996 Srinagar Violence Case

Kashmir Observer 10 Jul 2026
Armed terrorists blended in with the procession, which was jointly led by the accused Hurriyat leaders, had fired indiscriminately at police personnel during the violence, in which several police officials were injured.
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Operation Bunyanum Marsoos defining moment in Pakistan’s history: Hurriyat parties

Kashmir Media Service 08 May 2026
Srinagar. In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir Hurriyat parties have felicitated the people and government of Pakistan on the first anniversary of the successful Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, terming it a defining moment in Pakistan’s history.
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India flouting int’l laws in IIOJK, denying kashmiris basic rights: Hurriyat

Kashmir Media Service 03 May 2026
Hurriyat leaders and organizations in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir have said India is continuously violating international laws and conventions in the territory, leaving Kashmiris deprived of basic human rights.
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