Thursday, March 12
Indian and Nepalese authorities have rescued nearly 60 Nepalese nationals, including minors, from captivity in India, where they were trafficked under false job promises. Investigations are underway in multiple states to dismantle these trafficking networks, which operate similarly to cyber fraud compounds.
Two prominent Jammu and Kashmir leaders, Taj Mohiuddin and Ghulam Mohammad Saroori, have rejoined the Congress party after a brief stint with Ghulam Nabi Azad's DPAP. Welcomed back by senior Congress leaders in Srinagar, both former ministers expressed gratitude for being readmitted, pledging to strengthen the party.
Amidst Donald Trump's announcement of an impending 'very big deal' with India, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has criticised the Centre, linking it to the 'abrupt' conclusion of Operation Sindoor. Trump's repeated claims of using trade discussions to halt India-Pakistan confrontations have been met with skepticism. Ramesh suggests India is learning about crucial decisions from Washington DC.
Based on specific intelligence, a joint operation named 'Bihali' was initiated by the Indian Army and Jammu Kashmir Police in the Basantgarh area. Contact has been established with terrorists during the operation. The White Knight Corps confirmed that the operation is currently ongoing in the Bihali area.
The Telangana High Court has affirmed that 'khula,' a divorce initiated by Muslim women, is legal but requires court processing for validity. This ruling supports a family court's decision and aligns with a recent Supreme Court judgment, clarifying that religious bodies cannot issue binding divorce certificates.
In a joint operation in Basantgarh, the Indian army and Jammu and Kashmir police neutralized a terrorist. Operation Bihali was launched based on intelligence inputs, leading to the encirclement of four Jaish-e-Mohammad militants who were under surveillance for a year. Despite challenging weather conditions, security forces continue search operations to neutralize the remaining terrorists.
