Archive · 18 Dec 2025
BJP demands monitoring of NGOs in J-K
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised concerns about unregistered NGOs and trusts in Jammu and Kashmir.
They believe some of these organizations are involved in suspicious financial activities and are supporting anti-national elements.
BJP leader Altaf Thakur urged the government to monitor these NGOs closely to ensure they are not harming national security.
He mentioned that there are over 16,000 NGOs in the region, some of which receive foreign funding.
Thakur also highlighted the arrest of a former human rights activist, Khuram Parvez, for alleged terror financing.
The BJP wants the government to scrutinize the funding and activities of these NGOs to prevent any threats to the country's security and peace.
BJP raised concerns over unregistered NGOs and trusts in Jammu and Kashmir.
Allegations include suspicious financial transactions with anti-national elements.
BJP leader Altaf Thakur urged the government to monitor these organizations.
Over 16,000 NGOs are registered in Jammu and Kashmir, with some receiving foreign funding.
The BJP called for a robust monitoring mechanism to track financial operations of NGOs.
- Who
- BJP leader Altaf Thakur
- What
- Demanded monitoring of NGOs and trusts in Jammu and Kashmir
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir, India
- Why
- Allegations of suspicious financial transactions and anti-national activities
- Organization
- BJP
- Location
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Concern
- Unregistered NGOs and trusts
- Allegation
- Suspicious financial transactions with anti-national elements
- Number of NGOs
- More than 16,000
- Key Figure
- Altaf Thakur
- Arrested Activist
- Khuram Parvez