Nexus Between Terror And Separatism And Mainstream Politics

Nexus between terror and separatism and mainstream politics in J&K. Expose the true face of the nutritional politics of separatism and terror.

The nexus between terror and separatism and mainstream politics in Jammu and Kashmir is now seen to be collapsing.

After PDP leader Wahid ur Rehman Para exposed the nexus with the terrorists, the investigation is now reaching the big leaders including former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti.

For his own benefit, the faces of the characters who played the game of Kashmir’s ruin have also been exposed.

Investigative agencies have also clamped down on several big leaders including National Conference President Farooq Abdullah.

After the reorganization of Jammu and Kashmir, the investigation of corruption and terror funding cases went ahead as the faces of terror leaders became clear one by one.

The hawk and illegal trade were tightened to stop the financial oxygen of the separatists and the terrorists, and the public loot of resources was also exposed after the Jammu and Kashmir Bank scam surfaced.

Step by step, the investigating agencies have now come close to the big players of this game.

From the investigation so far, it is clear that all the parties openly committed the robbery in this loot, but also did not miss the advance of the separatist agenda for political gains.

The charge sheet against the PDP leader Para is a legal document of the terrorist-political alliance. Para is accused of arranging arms and money for Lashkar and Hizbul militants and funding XHSA.

All have been aware of the tightening of the investigative agencies in Jammu and Kashmir. This is the reason why the Enforcement Directorate (ED) interrogation of PDP President and former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti remained silent last Thursday.

These leaders have also tightened: Dr. Farooq Abdullah, President of the National Conference, Hilal Rather, son of another senior leader of his party, Abdul Rahim Rather.

Hilal Lone, son of MP Akbar Lone, and Naik Akhtar of Chanakya, PDP of corruption Cases are under siege.

Hilal Rather, the son of NC leader Abdul Rahim Rather, is currently involved in a Rs 177 crore bank scam. He was released on bail in December last year but arrested on January 17 in a corruption case.

There is also a case of treason on Hilal Lone, son of Mohammad Akbar Lone, the MP who raised slogans of Pakistan Zindabad.

Naeem Akhtar, who has come to politics from bureaucracy, is also surrounded by corruption charges. Naeem has been called close to the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF).

The scandal has been tightened against former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah through an investigation into the Jammu Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) scam.

In December 2020, the ED attached his assets of about 12 crores in Srinagar and Jammu.

Former MLA Engineer Rashid Terror, who described terrorists like Afzal Guru and Burhan Wani as martyrs, is locked in Tihar.

Around two dozen separatists, including radical Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s son-in-law Altaf Ahmed Shah and JKLF commander Yasin Malik, are lodged in Tihar.

What the Expert Says:

For the first time, legal gripes are being tightened in a systematic way to destroy the nefarious nexus of separatism and politics.

The central government is engaged in rooting out terrorism and separatism with strong political will. – Ajay Jamwal, Specialist in Jammu and Kashmir Affairs.

Those who support separatists while staying in the mainstream are more dangerous.

Now the heat is reaching them. Earlier, far from questioning leaders like Abdullah and Mufti, no agency used to mention them. – Dr. Ajay Churungu, Knowledge expert

The nexus between terror and mainstream politics is no secret in Kashmir. The mystery was just why action was not taken against it earlier. – Salim Reshi, political activist

Security agencies have for the first time been given a fair dispensation. If this continues, terrorism, separatism and their supporters will be completely eliminated in Jammu and Kashmir in the next two years.