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Eight activists were detained by the Kerala police in Kochi on Tuesday, April 29, for holding a peaceful gathering by Friends of Palestine against hostilities faced by several Kashmiris across India. There have been several attacks and online abuse against Kashmiris, in the aftermath of the deadly Pahalgam terror attack that killed atleast 26 people, including a local man who worked as a pony wallah. Organiser of the gathering, Rejaz M Sheeba Sydeek, [url=https://www.cup-stanley.at]stanley cup[/url] told Maktoob Media that although he tried to persuade the police that they would peacefully protest against the collective punishment ; faced by Kashmiris, the station house officer SHO of Eranakulam Town South police station refused permission. The SHO stated such activities could cause inconvenience to the public and an atmosphere of animosity. ; Police booked the eight activists under section 285 Danger or obstruction in public way , 189 1 Unlawful Assembly , 191 2 rioting , and 190 Liability of members of unlawful assembly of Bharatiya Nyaya S [url=https://www.stanley-cup.it]stanley italia[/url] anhita BNS , 2023. The FIR states that the protestors tried to create a roadblock, disrupting the daily commute and causing inconvenience to the general public. Attack on Kashmiris after Pahalgam There has been a rise in attacks on Kashmiris, especially students, residing in various parts of the country, post the Pahalgam terror attack that took place on April 22. The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association JKSA reported nu [url=https://www.stanley-cup.it]stanley tumblers[/url] merous cases of abu Lppl Uttarkashi tunnel collapse: Landslide, technical issues in drilling machine affect rescue operations
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