Top militant Zakir Musa's killing in disputed Kashmir sparks violent anti-India protests
Kashmiri villagers participate in the funeral procession of Zakir Musa, a top militant commander associated with Al Qaeda, as it rains in Tral, south of Srinagar, India-administered Kashmir. May 24, 2019.
Zakir Musa was killed on Thursday evening in a gunfight after police and soldiers launched a counterinsurgency operation in the southern Tral area, said Colonel Rajesh Kalia, an Indian army spokesman.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Kashmir group seeks UN probe into torture by India troopsInternational rights groups accuse Indian troops of using systematic abuse and unjustified arrests to intimidate residents opposing India's rule in disputed Kashmir. New Delhi denies its forces strategically use abuses to control the population.
Read more »
Wounds that never heal: what torture in Kashmir says about IndiaRampant torture in Kashmir comes from a culture of impunity that the Indian government promotes in the name of national security Opinion | mjunaidr
Read more »
At his first news conference in India, PM Modi declines questionsPrime Minister Narendra Modi, in power for five years, attended his first news c...
Read more »
At his first news conference in India, PM Modi declines questionsPrime Minister Narendra Modi, in power for five years, attended his first news c...
Read more »
The anti-Modi: Rahul Gandhi’s unconventional bid to lead IndiaGandhi is attempting, against the odds, to become the fourth member of his family to serve as prime minister.
Read more »
Modi’s jobs deficit: J&J’s largest India plant idle three years after completionIt was supposed to be Johnson & Johnson's biggest manufacturing plant in In...
Read more »
Modi's definitive win may mean a more assertive IndiaIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a landslide re-election victory. That could see India taking a more assertive security stance.
Read more »
Foreign investors hope India dials back policy shocks after Modi winForeign companies in India have welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's election victory for the political stability it brings, but now they need to see him soften a protectionist stance adopted in the past year by AdityaKalra AditiShahsays
Read more »
Opinion | This is Modi’s India nowModi’s brand of unbridled nationalism and Hindu identity drown out all the issues that would have put any other candidate on the defensive.
Read more »
Pakistan reacts with hope, skepticism to Modi’s victory in India electionSome Pakistanis see the continuation of “belligerent policy” from their nuclear rival.
Read more »