Indian police arrested two Kashmiri youth in New Delhi on the fake charge of planning to attack important buildings, foreign hotels, embassies and religious places in the Indian capital.

The detained youth have been identified as Abdul Latif, 22, a resident of Doru Baramulla, and 20-year-old Ashraf Khatana, a resident of Hut Mulla, Kupwara in IIOJK. The youth were arrested by Delhi police special cell on Monday night.

Meanwhile, in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Indian troops continued cordon and search operations in Kulgam and Shopian districts. Earlier, two Indian police stations were attacked in the two districts.

The troops also conducted a search operation in Sopore town. They sealed all entry and exit points of Amergarh area in the town and conducted house-to-house searches.

Protest march

In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, various political and social organizations have announced to hold an anti-India protest march in Jammu on Wednesday to condemn imposition of new land and domicile laws by Modi-led fascist Indian government in the territory. 

According to Kashmir Media Service, the announcement for anti-India march was made during a meeting organized by Jammu and Kashmir United Peace Movement in Jammu. It was attended by senior leaders of Jammu-based political and social organizations.

JKUPM Chairman Thakur Himmat Singh who presided over the meeting urged all sections of society including Muslims, Dalits and Sikhs to join the protest march against brutal policies of RSS-backed BJP regime in IIOJK. The march will be conducted towards Press Club in Jammu.

The speakers on the occasion condemned the enactment of arbitrary laws and said that Jammu and Kashmir was an unresolved dispute which needed to be addressed as per wishes of its people.

Sikh Intellectual Circle Jammu and Kashmir Chairman, S Narinder Singh Khalsa in his address appealed to the all communities in Jammu to stage a strong protest against anti-Jammu and Kashmir policies of Modi led regime aimed at changing demography of the disputed Jammu& Kashmir. He said that all such brutal acts are unacceptable to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.