Shah Nawaz Ali Sher Advocate-Society Insights: A-Path-to-Social-Change

Mujtaba Banday in Muzaffarabad Lockup: Silence Over Mujtaba Banday's Arrest? Written by: Shah Nawaz Ali Shir, Advocate, Member Joint Awami Action Committee, Nakyal Kotli Mujtaba Banday, who belongs to Muzaffarabad and Neelum in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir, is the central president of the largest student organization in this region, Jammu Kashmir NSF, and is also a member of the core committee of the Joint Awami Action Committee. His role is as clear as daylight. He is a symbol of resistance and struggle in Muzaffarabad and Neelum. He is young, but his impact on the politics of this region is deep and influential. Mujtaba has an unforgettable and fundamental role in advancing the current public rights movement, student rights, and the broader national and class struggles. His sacrifices and struggle live in the hearts of the people. Mujtaba Banday has been arrested multiple times in the public rights movement and faces dozens of cases against him. On February 18, ...

Nakyal: Dozens of Political Leaders Join Jammu Kashmir NAP and JKNSF. Nakyal: An important political development took place in Nakyal, when dozens of prominent political leaders and youth joined the Jammu Kashmir National People's Party (NAP) and the Jammu Kashmir National Student Federation (JKNFS) . The central leadership present at the event included Sardar Liaquat Hayat Khan, Sardar Niaz Khan, Comrade Sardar Adil Khan, Nasir Javed, Hassnain Javed, Sikandar Hayat Janjua, Sardar Jawad Anwar Khan Advocate, and other key personalities. Among those joining were Shah Nawaz Ali Sher Advocate, Sardar Idrees Khan, Sardar Asim Khan, Haji Tabassum Khan, Dawood Tariq Choudhary, Sardar Haroon Rahman Shamsi, Sardar Shumraiz Khan, Kazim Hussain Butt, Raja Sani Munir Kashmiri, Mian Naeem Ahmed Khan, Abdul Majeed Alam Choudhary, Ahmed, Owais Subhani, Ghulam Murtaza Choudhary, Mohammad Khurram Hussain, Shafaat Choudhary, Zahid Chohan, Naqib Ahmed Kazmi, Hal haj Sajad Niazi, Irshad Choudhary, ...

Child Deaths in Rajouri District: A Question Mark By: Shah Nawaz Ali Sher Advocate, Nakyal, kotli AJK snsher02@gmail.com Today, the cold is intense. I am sitting in the Nakyal area, which is part of the Pir Panjal mountain range, adjacent to the districts of Rajouri and Poonch. Rajouri is just a few kilometers away from here. The time it takes for me to reach Kotli is the same amount of time it would take to reach Rajouri. But at this moment, there is a barrier between us—the Line of Control (LoC). I can see, hear, but not touch or embrace. This pain, this torment, has made me a living corpse. Last week, news spread through social, print, and electronic media about the mysterious deaths of several children in the village of Budhal, located in the Indian-administered Rajouri district. The reports revealed that in the past 45 days, 12 children and 16 people in total have died from this unknown illness. First and foremost, we would like to express our deepest condolences and s...