Government Takes Decisive Action Against Separatist Groups in Jammu and Kashmir

The Home Ministry has imposed a five-year ban on Jammu and Kashmir Ittihadul Muslimeen and Awami Action Committee, citing threats to national integrity. Union Home Minister Amit Shah warned that the central government will take severe action against groups that endanger peace and sovereignty.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has banned the Jammu and Kashmir Ittihadul Muslimeen (JKIM) and Awami Action Committee (AAC), citing their involvement in activities that jeopardize national integrity and security.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah underscored the government's commitment to tackling threats against the country, stating that any entity involved in disrupting national peace will encounter a severe government response.

The ministry alleges that these organizations, under leaders Umar Farooq and Masroor Abbas Ansari, have engaged in activities promoting terrorism and separatism, mobilizing funds for illegal operations in the region.