The situation still remains sensitive after the recent demonstrations in the Hangasa region to protest against the arrest of Aam Aadmi Party MLA Mehraj Malik under the Public Safety Act (PSA). The administration has upheld the restrictive orders leveled under Section 163 of BNSS as a precautionary measure.

After the demonstrations, the administration had relaxed two hours yesterday (September 11) yesterday, due to which the common people got an opportunity to buy essential items. But, today (12 September), once again all markets and commercial establishments of the region remained completely closed. Due to this, the local people are facing problems for everyday needs.

#Watch J&K: Prohibitory Orders Under Section 163 of BNSS Continue to Remain Imposed in Bhalessa, Doda after protests erupted over aap MLA Mehraj Malik’s DETENGE DETEN under the PUBLIC SAFITY ACER ACTER (PSA).

After Yesterday’s 2-Hour Relaxation that Allowed The General Public to Purchase… pic.twitter.com/g8bCernkhp

– ANI (@ani) September 12, 2025

Appeal for administrative strictness and peace in goodness

The DIG of the Doda Range informed that the situation is gradually becoming normal. He said that the administration is constantly in touch with the people and all possible efforts are being made to maintain peace. The deployment of security forces has been increased so that any untoward incident can be stopped.

Political tension increased in the field

AAP MLA Mehraj Malik’s arrest under PSA has further increased political tension in the area. Supporters are constantly demanding their release. Many social organizations and local leaders have appealed to the administration to handle the situation sensitively and solve through dialogue.

It is necessary to take steps to maintain security system

Local residents say that due to the frequent closure of markets, the general public is facing additional burden. The availability of children’s education, medicines and other essential items is being affected. However, people also believe that the administration is required to take steps to maintain security.

Politics has been hot after the AAP leader and Doda MLA Mehraj Malik was detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) in Jammu and Kashmir. Except BJP, all political parties of the union territory have criticized action against Malik. Meanwhile, a woman named Fatima Farooq was opposing the arrest of ‘AAP’ MLA on Facebook Live. During this, her husband prevented her from doing so. Its video is viral on social media. The video uses abusive words, so it is not shown here.

After a few hours, the couple was taken into custody by the police. Political activist Fatima was detained to violate prohibition and her husband to misbehave with his wife during live streaming.

The woman was opposing Mehraj Malik’s arrest

In Facebook Live, Fatima says that she is the political opponent of AAP MLA Mehraj Malik, but her conscience does not allow her to be silent when injustice is happening. He raised the question that a public representative was registered against him as a threat to public security, which is wrong.

Husband misbehaved with woman during Live

Meanwhile, Fatima’s husband is seen in the video and refuses to do live recording while screaming. After this, the debate between the two begins. The husband asks the woman who is Mehraj Malik? The wife seems to say that she is none of mine but I am standing with justice. During this time, the husband is seen abusing and misbehaving with his wife Fatima.

Husband also tried to snatch mobile phone

In the video, Fatima’s husband again tries to snatch her mobile phone. The husband even says that stop all this or else you will not be strangled, but the woman was not able to give up easily, she continues the video recording and looks to the people, “Look, she is my husband, don’t let stand with the truth.” Fatima Farooq, the former member of the Block Development Council, joined the protest against the arrest of the MLA.

Opposition against the arrest of AAP MLA Mehraj Malik

Significantly, Aam Aadmi Party MLA Mehraj Malik from Doda has been detained under the stringent Public Safety Act for allegedly spoiling the public system. This detention is being criticized everywhere and protests are also taking place in many places. The government has discontinued internet services in Doda since Tuesday and has imposed restrictions like curfew. On the other hand, CM Omar Abdullah has said that there is no point in keeping Mehraj Malik in custody under PSA.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA from Doda in Jammu and Kashmir is the party attacker against the custody of Mehraj Malik. AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has reached Srinagar to show solidarity. Meanwhile, AAP has claimed that Sanjay Singh has been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir.

Jammu and Kashmir Police locked outside the gate. After this, the head of the National Conference and former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah came to meet him. Here Sanjay Singh climbed the gate and talked to Abdullah.

What did Sanjay Singh claim?

Sanjay Singh wrote on X, “It is a matter of great sadness that the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir was not allowed to meet me in the government guest after receiving the news of the house arresting the house by the Dr. Farooq Abdullah police. What else is this dictatorship? ”

It is a matter of great sadness that Dr. Farooq Abdullah ji, who was the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, was not allowed to meet me in the government guest after receiving the news of the house being arrested by the police.
What else is this dictatorship? pic.twitter.com/mocnb1hee6

– Sanjay Singh aap (@sanjayazadsln) September 11, 2025

Around one o’clock, the party said that in a while, Sanjay Singh Mehraj was going to hold a press conference regarding the arrest of the owner. Earlier, he was arrested in the house. Delhi AAP MLA Imran Hussain has also been arrested with Sanjay.

The dictatorship is at its peak- Sanjay Singh

Sanjay Singh said, “The dictatorship is at its peak, I am currently in Srinagar. It is our constitutional right to move voice for rights in democracy. Today there was a press conference and dharna in Srinagar against the illegal arrest of Mehraj Malik, but the government guest house has been made a police cantonment. I am not allowed to get out of the guest house for Imran Hussain and colleagues. ”

The owner of the AAP’s Jammu and Kashmir unit was detained on Monday (September 8) under strict law PSA on charges of disturbing the public system in Doda district and was later sent to Kathua District Jail.

In Jammu and Kashmir, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Mehraj Malik has been arrested under the Public Safety Act (PSA). He has been shifted to Bhadarwah District Jail. Doda MLA Malik is accused of misbehaving, provoking youth and obstructing relief work. He is the first current MLA to be arrested under PSA.

PSA is an administrative law that allows to keep in custody for 2 years without accusations or hearing in some cases.

Malik’s Facebook account was claimed at around two o’clock that the arrest had been made. The video has also been shared on Facebook. In which Mehraj Malik is surrounded by policemen and is saying that the administration has come down on hooliganism. We will suppress as you want. They will not let justice run.

Malik tells the policemen that I will not sit in the car. Let me do my work Let me help people. I am an MLA. You are not ashamed. After this, the police forced them to sit in the car.

Sanjay Singh condemns

AAP MP Sanjay Singh has condemned the arrest of Mehraj Malik. He said that Malik is raising his voice for the hospital in his area, he has been arrested by the Jammu and Kashmir Police. This is the dictatorship of governance, Malik is not afraid of such cowardly action.

Mehraj Malik is the only AAP MLA

Mehraj Malik is the only MLA in Jammu and Kashmir. He received 23,228 votes in the 2024 assembly elections. He defeated BJP candidate Gajay Singh Rana. Rana got 18,690 votes. National Conference candidate Khalid Najeeb got 13,334 votes.

Mehraj Malik won the election of District Development Council from Kahara constituency of Doda on 24 December 2020. He resigned after victory in the assembly elections.

Jammu kashmir school timings: Controversy has started over the change in the time of schools in Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itu said on Tuesday (July 8) that this decision is not final and it can be reconsidered.

The Education Department made changes in the time of all schools in the winter region of Kashmir and Jammu division on Monday (July 7). Schools closed for summer holidays due to scorching heat were reopened on Tuesday.

According to the order of the Education Department, the time of schools falling in the border of the municipal body of Srinagar will be from 7 am to 11:30 pm and the time of the border boundary will be from 8 am to 12 noon. Schools used to open around nine in the morning before summer vacation.

Opposition target

Many sections including parents have reacted sharply regarding changes in the time of schools. Opposition leaders also questioned the practicality of this step. AAP MLA Mehraj Malik said that when 12th pass people are made the education minister, there is no surprise that there is a lack of depth and foresight in the policies made by him.

At the same time, PDP chief Iltija Mufti said, “Now the Education Minister of Jammu and Kashmir is saying that for school children, ‘inhuman time’ can be adjusted ‘according to’ inhuman time ‘. Are our children laboratory rats, on which such extremes will be used? It is difficult to believe that they are waiting for the children to faint in this oppressive heat, so that this waste order can be corrected. This has become a completely ridiculous drama. ”

What did the minister say?
In Kulgam district of South Kashmir, Itu said, “I have received many calls about change in school time). I want to say that these (revised school time) are not final. If we feel that there is a need to change time, then we can do this. ”

On June 21, due to the rising temperature in Kashmir, the authorities announced a 15 -day summer holiday for all schools across the valley from 23 June to 7 July.