Overview
- The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association says Kashmiri students are facing profiling, harassment and intimidation following the Red Fort blast.
- The group reports aggressive verification drives and questioning on campuses that have unsettled students and disrupted exams.
- JKSA cites accounts of landlords telling Kashmiri tenants to vacate, with several students returning home out of fear.
- Hindustan Times reports the association’s claim that Faridabad police questioned more than 2,000 Kashmiri students living on rent after a related ‘white collar terror module’ case.
- JKSA says it has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking a public reassurance and coordinated protective steps, while condemning the attack and rejecting terrorism.