Manoj Sinha
Coverage of Manoj Sinha in the Nexus archive.
- 100 days, 2,581 traffickers arrested, ₹188.89 crore in assets seized: J&K LG Manoj Sinha on anti-drug campaign
J&K LG Manoj Sinha reported 2,581 drug traffickers arrested and ₹188.89 crore in assets seized during a 100-day anti-drug campaign. The campaign included revoking driving licenses, vehicle registrations, suspending passports, and targeting non-compliant pharmacies to enforce legal accountability.
- 90% of 5000 hotels built in 6 years illegal in Kashmir: J&K L-G Manoj Sinha
90% of 5000 hotels built in 6 years are illegal in Kashmir, according to J&K L-G Manoj Sinha, who also highlighted overpricing by Kashmir hotels.
- 'Erasing historical facts': India orders massive crackdown on books in Kashmir's libraries
India's Jammu and Kashmir administration has ordered an audit of public libraries and educational institutions to remove books labeled 'anti-national' or 'glorifying terrorism'. The move follows objections from BJP members over two books containing terminology like 'Indian-occupied Kashmir', leading to the suspension of officials and an investigation into the authors and publishers.
- JKLF chief Mohammad Yasin Malik implicated in 35-year-old murder case
Kashmiri leader Mohammad Yasin Malik, imprisoned by India on terrorism charges since 2019, has been implicated in the 1990 murder of nurse Sarla Bhat. The State Investigation Agency (SIA) submitted a 737-page charge sheet naming Malik and six others, three of whom are deceased, as part of a reopened case directed by former lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha.
- Another government employee sacked over ‘terror links’ in Kashmir
J&K L-G Manoj Sinha has dismissed employees over 'terror links' in Kashmir following the 2020 amendment to Article 311, which eliminated the need for departmental inquiries before termination. Around 86 employees have been terminated under these new rules.
- Displaced Pandits’ initiative seeks reconciliation, return to Kashmir
Displaced Pandits’ initiative seeks reconciliation and return to Kashmir. Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha called the homecoming the 'truest victory'.