A TRIBUTE TO KULGAM MARTYRSMARTYRED ON 6-7 JULY 2024
The Revolutionary Resurgence honors the Kulgam martyrs, who bravely fought against oppression. Their sacrifice embodies the spirit of resistance, symbolizing an unwavering struggle for freedom. Their blood, a testament to courage, will, InshaAllah, nourish the roots of resistance, ensuring the continued fight against tyranny until victory is achieved.
30 AUGUST: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THEVICTIMS OF ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCES
On August 30th, Kashmir observes the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances with deep sorrow. Over 10,000 Kashmiris have vanished, leaving behind families in perpetual anguish. Unmarked graves, state impunity, and relentless cries for justice underscore the urgent need for international intervention to address these brutal human rights violations.
TIGER OF HILLS: REMEMBERINGCOMMANDER SHAHEED AHMAD HASSAN
Ahmad Hassan Shaheed, a dedicated member of Hizbul Mujahideen, led a group of fighters in a fierce battle against Indian commandos in July 1997, resulting in his martyrdom. Known for his commitment to the Kashmiri struggle, he inspired many with his leadership and deep-rooted faith in the cause.
5TH AUGUST 2019: THE DAY HYENAS HAD THEIR DAY
Since the abrogation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019, Kashmir has faced intensified economic, cultural, and religious suppression. The region’s autonomy has been dismantled, and local identity eroded under bureaucratic rule. The Kashmiri struggle now is to resist the systematic imposition of Hindutva ideologies.
15 AUGUST: FORGETTING IS ALUXURY OPPRESSED CAN NOT AFFORD
On August 15, while India celebrates Independence Day, Kashmiris observe Black Day, protesting against Indian occupation and the denial of their right to self-determination. This day underscores Kashmir’s struggle against ongoing human rights abuses, military oppression, and efforts to alter the region’s demographic makeup, reaffirming their commitment to freedom.
REMEMBERING SHEIKH ABDUL AZIZ: A HERO’S SACRIFICE AND THE LESSONS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
On August 11, 2008, resistance leader Sheikh Abdul Aziz was killed while leading protests against India’s economic blockade in Kashmir. His martyrdom, along with four others, symbolizes the ongoing struggle against military occupation. Sheikh Aziz’s sacrifice and legacy continue to inspire Kashmir’s resistance against oppression and collaborators.
MAJOR GUL, ZAKIR AND THE HARROWING TALE OF SAILAN MASSACRE
The Sailan Massacre is a harrowing chapter in the history of Kashmir’s struggle against Indian military occupation. In 1998, Major Gul Imtiyaz Ahmad, a young resistance fighter, faced immense personal tragedy when 19 members of his extended family were brutally murdered by Indian forces in Sailan village. This act of unimaginable violence only strengthened Imtiyaz’s resolve to fight against oppression. His story is a testament to the courage and sacrifices made by those who resist tyranny, embodying the enduring spirit of Kashmir’s fight for freedom.
Kashmir Martyrs Day: What Fueled the July 1931 Incident?
Kashmir Martyrs’ Day commemorates the July 1931 incident, fueled by oppressive Dogra rule and rising discontent among Muslims. Protests erupted against injustices, leading to the killing of 22 demonstrators by state forces. This pivotal event ignited Kashmir’s struggle for rights and justice, marking a significant chapter in its history.
Imtiyaz Ahmad Pala and the Vicious Cycle of Custodial Deaths in Kashmir
Imtiyaz Ahmad Pala’s custodial death underscores the vicious cycle of human rights violations in Kashmir. Detained and tortured by security forces, his tragic fate exemplifies the region’s systemic abuse and lack of accountability. Pala’s death amplifies the urgent call for justice and an end to custodial brutality in Kashmir.
Amishipora Fake Encounter and the World of Impunity in Kashmir
The Amishipora fake encounter exposed the brutal reality of impunity in Kashmir. Indian forces killed three innocent men, later framing them as militants. This incident highlighted the ongoing human rights abuses and the lack of accountability, fueling further resentment and calls for justice among the Kashmiri population.