Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Mehbooba Mufti Accuses J&K Govt of Oppressing Tribal Community
Mehbooba Mufti visited the family of a young man, Parvez Ahmed, who died in Jammu during a police operation.
His family says the police murdered him.
Mufti stated that the ST community in Jammu and Kashmir is being oppressed by the government.
She demands a fair investigation, saying such killings aren't acceptable.
Other politicians have also visited the family and promised support.
The government has ordered a probe and suspended officers.
Mufti also commented on the US President's remarks about the Indian economy, and the acquittal of Sadhvi Pragya.
Mehbooba Mufti accused the J&K administration of oppressing the ST community.
Mufti visited the family of Parvez Ahmed, who was killed in a cross-firing incident in Jammu.
Ahmed's family alleges police murdered him in a staged encounter.
Mufti called for a time-bound, impartial probe, emphasizing accountability.
Several political figures, including Omar Abdullah and Ravinder Raina, have visited the family.
- Who
- Mehbooba Mufti and other political figures visited the family.
- What
- Parvez Ahmed, a youth from the Gujjar community, was killed in a cross-firing incident.
- When
- The incident occurred on July 24.
- Where
- Jammu, in the Nikki Tawi area.
- Why
- The cause of death is under investigation, with the family alleging murder.
Accusation of Staged Encounter
Police Investigation
Cause of Death
Accusation of Staged Encounter
The family believes Parvez Ahmed was murdered.
Police Investigation
Police claim the death was a result of crossfire during a drug-related chase.
Community Treatment
Accusation of Staged Encounter
The ST community is being oppressed.
Police Investigation
The government has ordered an investigation and maintains their innocence.
- Victim
- Parvez Ahmed
- Location
- Jammu, Nikki Tawi area
- Incident
- Cross-firing incident
- Accusation
- Family alleges murder by police
- Investigation
- Ordered by administration
- Political Figures
- Mehbooba Mufti, Omar Abdullah, Ravinder Raina