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By Shujaat Abbasi  Article 35-A of the Indian Constitution empowers the Jammu & Kashmir legislature to define the state's 'permanent residents' and their special rights and privileges. It was added to the Constitution through a presidential order of 1954. In other words, 35-A simply says that Jammu & Kashmir legislature has full discretionary power to decide who all are 'permanent residents' of state and confer on them special rights in the public sector jobs, acquisition of property in the state, scholarships and other public aid and welfare. The main thing about Article 35-A is that it cannot be declared invalid even if it is violating any Indian law. Article 35-A of the Indian Constitution was drafted under the light of  Instrument of the Accession Agreement. That was why the government of India was not allowed to intervene in the land and property affairs of Jammu & Kashmir state. https://twitter.com/Shujaat15abbasi  

Web News KANDAHAR, Afganistan — As many as 23 members of Taliban Jihadists were killed and wounded in Afghan forces overnight operation in Kandahar province. The intelligence-based operation was launched in Kandhar province, on Friday night when Jihadists were planning more deadly attacks on NDS Special forces. Afghan national army said in a statement that in overnight military assault 17 Taliban were perished and 6 others were wounded. In the successful anti-Taliban operation military helicopters and ground forces participated. In operation, a large number of deadly explosive mines which were planted in the populated area were also removed by the Afghan special forces.  On Thursday, at least 12 police officers were killed and more than 80 wounded when Taliban launched a massive attack on police headquarters in the Afghan city of Kandahar.  Press release issued by the Afghan military media on 20th July 2019, reported that more than 66 Taliban Jihadists had been killed in Badakhsh

SHUJAAT HUSSAIN  KABUL, Afghanistan — About 35 Afghan civilians were killed and wounded when a time bomb ripped through the entrance gate of Kabul University. The report issued by the Afghan Health Ministry said that 8 people were killed while 27 others were wounded in a deleterious bombing. The same source further added that the incident took place around 7:30 A.M when a private vehicle was targeted with an explosive device near the southern gate of the university. The responsibility of the attack has not been yet claimed by any radical group. In another attack, at least 12 police officers were killed and more than 80 wounded when the Taliban launched a massive attack on police headquarters in the Afghan city of Kandahar on Thursday. A local source said that the Taliban used laden vehicles to penetrate government forces.     

KABUL, Afghanistan   —  After Mohammad Ghani's government officials and Afghan ex-president Hamid Karzai, now the Taliban are accusing the USA of transporting Islamic State militants from the Middle East to Afghanistan. Mohammad Nabi Omari, a member of the Taliban negotiating team said that America has been transferring and arming Daesh linked terrorists to the different parts of the country. Omari is a prominent member of the Taliban negotiating team had been engaged in negotiation with the US  to end the 18-year protracted war in Afghanistan. Last week Nabi Omari said that the USA must end sending Daesh militants from Iraq and Syria to Afghanistan if it is serious to end long imposed war on Afghanistan. Omari claimed that most of the tribal leaders and Afghan government officials admitted that American intelligence had been relocating Islamic State terrorists from one region to another. During the holy month of Ramzan, the US military rescued ISIS militants by chopper from e

WEB News  TRIPOLI, Libya — The Libyan government officially recognized by the United Nations claimed that at least 44 displaced people were killed when an airstrike targeted detention center for refugees and migrants located in Tripoli near a military camp. During the press briefing a spokesperson for the state emergency, medical services said that 44 people were killed and 78 others were wounded in suspected airstrikes carried out by the Libyan National Army (LNA) Wednesday night. Report more added that around 120 migrants were detained in the building, which was directly targetted by the aerial raids launched by Haftar's Forces.

Web News  KABUL, Afghanistan —   On late Monday night, the Afghan government officials confirmed the collapse of the Qushtepah district to the Taliban Jihadists. Qushtepah district of northern Jawzjan province fell to anti-government forces after a heavy gun battle with the Afghan government forces, secretary for the provincial Council told the media on Monday night. Afghan government source further added that during the gunbattle about 50 government forces were killed and over 150 others surrendered to the Taliban militants after conceding defeat in the battleground. However,  the statement issued by the Jihadists claimed that 35 Afghan soldiers were killed and wounded and around 80 were captured alive in battle for the  Qushtepah district.