Shehla Rashid  

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chairman K Sivan on Wednesday said that the central government has approved Chandrayaan-3 and the project is ongoing. Shehla Rashid, a known critic of the Modi government has now asked Dalits to give up a part of their reservations for Muslims. Do not miss the headlines of the day on MyNation in 100 seconds.

Shehla Rashid, a known critic of the Modi government has now asked Dalits to give up a part of their reservations for Muslims. But she conveniently forgets that the caste system is intrinsic to Hinduism and the concept of Dalit Muslims is entirely unrecognised. 

Taking to Twitter, politician-activist Shehla Rashid said, "The idea of India was being murdered mercilessly in Kashmir 5 months ago. Most of you were either silent or endorsed that rampage."

Kashmir People’s Movement leader Shehla Rashid was in the news for her tweets about Kashmir and its people following the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A. She had claimed that the Indian Army had “tortured” civilians in the region. 

Shehla Rashid is in the eye of a storm again as she, in a series of tweets, alleged that the Indian armed forces were ill-treating people in the Kashmir valley

Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement leader Shehla Rashid said that the India Army “created an environment of fear in the area”. The Indian Army on Sunday rejected Shehla's allegations

While addressing in a rally in Begusarai, Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement's Shehla Rashid quoted a massive controversy by saying rich people from metropolitan cities, even Hindus eat beef in the evening and consume alcohol along with it.

Terror heads of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind have released audio clips before the Lok Sabha election, appealing, as always, to Kashmiris that they should not vote. Hizbul commander Riyaz Naikoo and Ansar’s Zakir Musa have threatened to kill those who exercise their franchise.

Sources also suggest that Rashid may be called for questioning and asked to explain what evidence she had to tweet about the Kashmiri girls being trapped that led to chaos and confusion and spread panic among the minority sections of the society.

Some media organisations even carried the story based on the tweets, but after verifying the details, the Uttarakhand Police said those were rumours and while there was confusion regarding pro-Pakistan slogans raised by Kashmiri girls, it was sorted.