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INDIA REJECTS SCO STATEMENT SEEN AS PRO-PAKISTAN Why in the News? India’s objection: India refused to sign a joint statement at the SCO Defence Ministers’ meeting held in Qingdao, China. Terror omission: The statement excluded the April 22 terror attack in Kashmir which killed 26 Indian tourists. Pro-Pak stance: India said the document favoured Pakistan’s …
Read MoreERDOĞAN’S DELUSIONS THREATEN INDIA’S SECURITY Syllabus: GS-2: India and International relations ● Security Why in the News President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey has intensified his ideological offensive by promoting neo-Ottomanism and radical Islamism, directly impacting India’s internal and external security interests. With growing Turkish-Pakistani ties and Ankara’s funding of anti-India propaganda, concerns over Erdoğan’s …
Read MoreWhy in the News? On March 11, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked a train with 400 passengers between Quetta and Sibi, demanding the release of imprisoned insurgents. Pakistan’s military launched a 24-hour operation, resulting in 21 civilian casualties and losses in security forces. Escalating insurgency: Pakistan’s forces faced heavy attacks in multiple regions of …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Ripudaman Malik, implicated in the 1985 Kanishka bombing, was acquitted in 2005. Recently, two individuals were sentenced for his 2022 murder. Malik’s involvement with Babbar Khalsa continues to spark discussions on aviation terrorism. About Kanishka Bombing: On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182, traveling from Montreal to London, was bombed …
Read MoreWhy in the news? The Supreme Court will hear a plea by terror convict Saquib Abdul Hamid Nachan challenging the constitutional validity of notifications declaring the Islamic State (IS) and its manifestations as banned terrorist organizations under UAPA. Case Details The Supreme Court will hear a petition in January by terror convict Saquib Abdul Hamid …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Many activists, journalists, and students booked under UAPA across India. UAPA passed in 1967, aims at preventing unlawful activities associations. Defines unlawful activity as actions disrupting India’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. Raises concerns about freedom of expression and misuse of anti-terror laws. source:slideshare Key Points about Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA): …
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