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Indian Army Destroys Kashmiri Insurgent Hideout
Published 2 years ago
Video released by an Indian News Network that was recorded on a drone shows the destruction of a hideout used by Kashmiri insurgents to carry out operations against the Indian Armed Forces.
More information about this specific strike is not currently available. That said, the situation between Kashmiri Insurgents and the Indian Armed Forces is still on-going after the sentencing Yasin Malik. Malik, a top pro-independence leader in the Kashmir region, was sentenced and convicted several weeks ago on charges of committing “terrorist” acts, illegally raising funds, belonging to a terrorist organization, and criminal conspiracy and sedition.
Since Malik's sentencing, there has been an outbreak of violence in the region, mostly committed by militant individuals with connections to Jaish-e-Muhammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba. Malik led the banned Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), one of the first armed rebel groups in Indian-administered Kashmir. Later, long before his arrest, Malik shifted to more peaceful means of protest against the Indian occupation of Kashmir.
