‘Certain to face crushing blow’: Shah after MHA ban on JKIM, Awami Motion committee

“Jammu and Kashmir Ittihadul Muslimeen’ and ‘Awami Motion Committee’ have been declared illegal associations below UAPA. These organizations have been discovered inciting individuals to trigger legislation and order conditions, posing a risk to the unity and integrity of Bharat. Anybody discovered concerned in actions in opposition to the nation’s peace, order, and sovereignty is sure to face the crushing blow of the Modi authorities,” Shah posted on X.

The Ministry of House Affairs (MHA) introduced on Tuesday that it has designated the Jammu and Kashmir Ittihadul Muslimeen (JKIM) and Jammu and Kashmir-based Awami Motion Committee (AAC) as an illegal group and imposed an instantaneous five-year ban on it accusing the group of participating in actions that threaten the nation’s sovereignty, integrity, and safety.

As per an official notification, the AAC, led by Umar Farooq, has been concerned in supporting terrorist actions and spreading anti-India propaganda to gas separatism in Jammu and Kashmir.

The ministry acknowledged that the group has been mobilizing funds to help secessionist, separatist, and terrorist operations within the area. Moreover, it accused the AAC of displaying blatant disregard for India’s constitutional authority by selling unrest, encouraging armed insurgency, and spreading hatred in opposition to the federal government.

In accordance with a notification, JKIM, below the management of Masroor Abbas Ansari, has been concerned in supporting terrorist actions and spreading anti-India propaganda to gas separatism in Jammu and Kashmir.

It additional acknowledged that the group and its members have been elevating funds to facilitate illegal actions, together with separatist and terrorist operations within the area.

This transfer follows a sequence of actions taken in opposition to organizations accused of selling separatism and terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. The federal government continues to implement strict measures below UAPA to curb actions perceived as threats to nationwide safety.