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Journalist's home demolished in Jammu, sparking outcry
India
The Jammu Development Authority tore down journalist Ghulam Qadir Daing's house in Narwal, saying it was built illegally on government land—even though his family had lived there for 35 years.
Photos of Daing and his son Arfaz quickly spread on social media, leading to visits from political leaders who came by to show support.
Political leaders demand answers and fairness
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah openly questioned the demolition, wondering if there was a religious angle and calling for more transparency from the administration.
He urged officials to release a full list of encroachments so people could see if actions were being taken fairly.