Iran Israel War | Curbs on Movement Remain in Force in Jammu Kashmir After Protests Against Khamenei's Killing
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Iran Israel War | Curbs on movement remain in force in Jammu Kashmir after protests against Khamenei's killing
The restrictions were imposed on March 2, after spontaneous protests broke out across Kashmir against the killing of Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in U.S.-Israel joint strikes
Israeli Arab activist arrested for Facebook post on Khamenei's killing
Majd Asadi, an artist and activist, described Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as 'an uncompromising historical figure,' despite his disagreements with him. Asadi was released from detention under restrictive conditions, while the head of his town's council said he would expel him from the town
Protests against Khamenei's killing: Curbs remain for 3rd consecutive day in Kashmir
Kashmir is currently under stringent lockdown for the third day in a row as demonstrations sweep through Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh in response to the shocking death of Iran's supreme leader. In light of the unrest, educational facilities will stay closed until Saturday. Mobile and prepaid phone services are potentially affected, while businesses shutter and traffic is notably low.
Major roads in Karachi remain shut for 4th day amid protests over Khamenei's death
Islamabad, March 5, 2026 Several key roads in Pakistan’s Karachi have been shut for traffic for the fourth consecutive day due to security arrangements after protests erupted following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, local media reported on Thursday. As many as 11 people were killed, and several others were injured in Karachi during protests outside the US Consulate following Khamenei’s killing. According to the traf…
Situation starts improving in Kashmir, restrictions remain in place today - Daily Good Morning Kashmir
Restrictions continued across Kashmir on Thursday, even as the overall situation has improved and tensions are gradually coming down. The situation had become tense in the wake of the protests over the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the US-Israel strikes in Iran. Authorities said restrictions will remain in place throughout the Valley for the day, and no protests or gatherings of people will be allowed to maintain law and order. Contingents …
J-K CM meets religious leaders over protests against Khamenei's killing, appeals for peace
Srinagar, Mar 4 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah held a high-level meeting with religious leaders and civil society members on Wednesday to address the unrest in the Union territory after recent military strikes in West Asia, in which Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed. The meeting focused on maintaining regional stability and the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said in a post on X, "Chief Minister today in…
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