The Jammu and Kashmir Police are investigating a 1990 double murder case involving a Kashmiri Pandit father-son duo.

The case relates to the killing of the father and son during a period of heightened violence and unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. The investigation is focused on establishing the circumstances surrounding the killings and identifying those responsible.

The development has once again brought attention to cases involving Kashmiri Pandits from the turbulent period of the 1990s and the continuing efforts to investigate unresolved cases.

Watch this space for the latest updates on the J&K Police investigation, the 1990 killings and developments in the case.

J&K Police Probe 1990 Killing of Kashmiri Pandit Father-Son Duo

Leading by example in vaccinating its staff, Jammu Kashmir Police has administered first dose of coronavirus vaccine to all its personnel while more than 75 per cent of the staff has been given the second dose

“We have vaccinated 100 percent JK Police employees and also given second shot to more than 75 percent," said IG (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police has been at forefront when it came to Corona Curfew. It has been able to implement restrictions on the ground while making sure the patients reach hospitals.

“Jammu Kashmir Police provided safe &amp; smooth passages to people in need. Special helpline was established for Covid positive people. While as special permissions were given for ambulances ie they can use wrong side if any traffic jam on the road,” said IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar.

The Jammu Kashmir Police is the first government department in the union territory that has vaccinated every police employee.

“The vehicles that were carrying oxygen cylinders were treated at par with ambulances.” &nbsp;said IG (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar.

Leading by example in vaccinating its staff, Jammu Kashmir Police has administered first dose of coronavirus vaccine to all its personnel while more than 75 per cent of the staff has been given the second dose “We have vaccinated 100 percent JK Police employees and also given second shot to more than 75 percent," said IG (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar.

Leading by example in vaccinating its staff, Jammu Kashmir Police has administered first dose of coronavirus vaccine to all its personnel while more than 75 per cent of the staff has been given the second dose “We have vaccinated 100 percent JK Police employees and also given second shot to more than 75 percent," said IG (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar. The Jammu and Kashmir Police has been at forefront when it came to Corona Curfew. It has been able to implement restrictions on the ground while making sure the patients reach hospitals. “Jammu Kashmir Police provided safe & smooth passages to people in need. Special helpline was established for Covid positive people. While as special permissions were given for ambulances ie they can use wrong side if any traffic jam on the road,” said IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar. The Jammu Kashmir Police is the first government department in the union territory that has vaccinated every police employee. “The vehicles that were carrying oxygen cylinders were treated at par with ambulances.” said IG (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar.

Jammu Kashmir Police vaccinates 100% employees, 75% got second dose

Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Saturday that it will take action against those who disturb peace in the valley by posting sensitive social media posts about Palestine. They said that action will be taken against social media users who try ' ‘to leverage the unfortunate situation in Palestine to disturb public peace and order in the Kashmir valley.’

“We are a professional force and are sensitive to public anguish. But J&amp;K police has a legal responsibility to ensure law and order as well. It, however, wouldn’t allow cynical encashment of the public anger to trigger violence, lawlessness and disorder on Kashmir streets," said Vijay Kumar, Inspector General of Kashmir

The police say people have the right to express their opinions but they cannot hold any protests during the Covid pandemic. IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar stressed that engineering and inciting violence on streets is unlawful.

All irresponsible social media comments that result in actual violence and breaking of the law including Covid protocol will attract legal action.

Police have urged people to cooperate and desist from inciting tension in the valley.

Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Saturday that it will take action against those who disturb peace in the valley by posting sensitive social media posts about Palestine.

Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Saturday that it will take action against those who disturb peace in the valley by posting sensitive social media posts about Palestine. They said that action will be taken against social media users who try ' ‘to leverage the unfortunate situation in Palestine to disturb public peace and order in the Kashmir valley.’ “We are a professional force and are sensitive to public anguish. But J&K police has a legal responsibility to ensure law and order as well. It, however, wouldn’t allow cynical encashment of the public anger to trigger violence, lawlessness and disorder on Kashmir streets," said Vijay Kumar, Inspector General of Kashmir The police say people have the right to express their opinions but they cannot hold any protests during the Covid pandemic. IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar stressed that engineering and inciting violence on streets is unlawful. All irresponsible social media comments that result in actual violence and breaking of the law including Covid protocol will attract legal action. Police have urged people to cooperate and desist from inciting tension in the valley.

Jammu and Kashmir Police to take action against sensitive social media content on Palestine

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J&K Police Probe 1990 Killing of Kashmiri Pandit Father-Son Duo

Jammu Kashmir Police vaccinates 100% employees, 75% got second dose

Jammu and Kashmir Police to take action against sensitive social media content on Palestine