Fayaz Wani

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Fayaz Wani reports on life in Srinagar, Kashmir.

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Policeman Shot Dead in Militant Attack in Kashmir

'Though there has been a decrease in militancy related incidents but the problem is not over yet. Police will continue its drive to weed out militancy from the region,' he said.

Soldiers Assault Tourists in Kashmir

Srinagar, June 6: Indian army soldiers allegedly assaulted a group of tourists at Pahlgham tourist resort in Indian administered Kashmir on Monday. Police have registered a case against the army.

Tourists Welcome in Kashmir

Geelani also released a pamphlet- 'Tourists and Pilgrims Welcome to Kashmir'- which he said would be distributed among the tourists visiting Kashmir.

2 Militants Killed in Ongoing Kashmir Gunfight

'While the search operation was going on, the militants, who were said to be three in number, hiding in the area fired from automatic weapons towards the search party.

Kashmiri Leader Says Jailed Leaders are Prisoners of Conscience

Srinagar, May 31: Senior Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani Tuesday said the detained separatist leaders and activists were not criminals but prisoners of conscience and demanded their unconditional and immediate release.

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