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Anyone who has operated in the Kashmir Valley can vouch for the Intelligence network of J & K Police. The valour of its Constables and Special Police Officers is unbeatable too. Indian Army and the Rashtriya Rifles operate in close association with J & K Police for specific Intelligence based operations and this is the reason behind huge amount of success achieved in last few years where targeted operations have eliminated the top leadership of almost all Pak sponsored and supported Local terrorist Groups.Most of the Press Conferences over Terrorist encounters are addressed by the J & K Police. Indian Army updates only on monthly basis or shares the stage in case of a large and significant operation.“So far this year, around 30 J&K policemen were targeted and killed in encounters when they visited their homes or native villages. Last year, 33 policemen were killed across the Valley. On August 23, militants killed three policemen, including an inspector across southern Kashmir, when they were visited their homes.”“Earlier this month, over 24 SPOs in Tral area — perceived to be responsible for counter militancy operations –– reportedly announced their resignations in local masjids, following a militant threat urging them to shun their jobs or face consequences.”Read more at://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/65556162.cms?from=mdr&utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppstRecently Jammu and Kashmir Police Inspector Arshad Ahmed Khan battling for his life at an Army hospital, received praise from senior officials for his prompt and courageous response after the terrorist struck.JK Police rallies behind its brave officer battling life and deathThe special task force of the J&K police is gradually emerging as the arrowhead of counter-insurgency in the valley. The army is still the backbone of counter-insurgency but, as the central para-military forces have been marginalised over the past few months, the state police is moving to centre-stage.A year ago (2012), the STF was a single cell of the state force, under a superintendant of police. Today, it is virtually a parallel force in every district of the state and director-general of police Gurbachan Jagat says there will soon be STF units in each sub-division.Teams are also being formed, he says, to tie up with the army and climb to the higher reaches of the mountains, particularly in Doda, Udhampur, Poonch, Baramulla and Kupwara districts.J & K Police Task Force Leading Counter-Insurgency OperationsThe only problem is negative publicity due to some erring members. Although even senior army officers agree that the local police are the best placed to tackle militancy, Srinagar is agog with talk of extortion and corruption by the task forces.J & K Police Task Force Leading Counter-Insurgency OperationsIt has worked hard to make Baramulla first Terrorist Free District. “Sources said that that about 50 terrorists belonging to the district had been killed in different operations by the security forces in Baramulla and the LoC in the last two years.” J&K Police declare Baramulla as first ‘terrorist-free’ district in Kashmir ValleyLocal Police is always central to fight against terrorism. All other forces depend upon it for intelligence, guidance, fighting alongside, maintaining law and order during operations, lodging FIRs and fighting court cases. Recently Constable Manzoor Ahmed Nayak got Shaurya Chakra posthumously. J-K policeman given 'Shaurya Chakra' posthumously for exemplary courageMost of the Gallantry Awards (Police medals) go to the J & K Police.R-Day Honours: 43 J&K officials get President’s Police Medal, 153 gets Sher-i-Kashmir Police MedalJ&K Police tops list of gallantry medal winners, gets 32 out of 100

Meet Logan Smith, the man behind “Yes, You’re Racist,” an infamous Twitter account used to expose alleged white supremacists.Photo of activist Logan Smith (image: RightsCon)Smith created Yes You’re Racist in 2012[1][1][1][1] to “poke fun at people who say ‘I’m not racist but…’” By 2017, Smith’s Twitter account grew and it became an outlet to fight hate speech.In August 2017, white supremacists and neo-Nazis gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia to rally against the decision to remove a statue of confederate leader, Robert E. Lee.[2][2][2][2] The event quickly turned violent, injuring over 30 people and causing Virginia’s governor to declare a state of emergency. Virginia State Police declared the happenings an unlawful assembly.Smith, unhappy with the violent rallies, wanted to do something so he took it to his Twitter. He posted the photographs of two men whom he believed took part in the rallies. [3][3][3][3]Both men lost their jobs within days, prompting a discussion about ethics.[4][4][4][4]Smith said in response to his actions, “If they’re really so proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with white supremacists and neo-Nazis then I think their communities need to know who these people are.”He also argued that it wasn’t hard to find the information that he used to expose the two people he did. They posted propaganda on their profiles.Smith’s account grew to over 300,000 followers from his actions. He and his family began getting death threats from people who opposed what he did.[5][5][5][5] He had a positive outlook on these threats: these threats were only from a vocal minority.As of November 2019, Logan Smith still runs his “Yes, You’re Racist” Twitter account.Footnotes[1] Logan Smith's schedule for RightsCon Tunis 2019[1] Logan Smith's schedule for RightsCon Tunis 2019[1] Logan Smith's schedule for RightsCon Tunis 2019[1] Logan Smith's schedule for RightsCon Tunis 2019[2] Unite the Right, the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, explained[2] Unite the Right, the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, explained[2] Unite the Right, the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, explained[2] Unite the Right, the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, explained[3] Logan Smith, activist behind @YesYoureRacist, outs white nationalists on Twitter[3] Logan Smith, activist behind @YesYoureRacist, outs white nationalists on Twitter[3] Logan Smith, activist behind @YesYoureRacist, outs white nationalists on Twitter[3] Logan Smith, activist behind @YesYoureRacist, outs white nationalists on Twitter[4] Doxing Is a Perilous Form of Justice—Even When It's Outing Nazis[4] Doxing Is a Perilous Form of Justice—Even When It's Outing Nazis[4] Doxing Is a Perilous Form of Justice—Even When It's Outing Nazis[4] Doxing Is a Perilous Form of Justice—Even When It's Outing Nazis[5] https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article167202762.html[5] https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article167202762.html[5] https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article167202762.html[5] https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article167202762.html

The return of the Hacker group Anonymous is a huge deal because they're known for hacking governments and exposing them. Now, I'll leave up to you to decide if they're for the common good or not. Here's a brief history of the group.Anonymous emerged on the site 4chan back in 2003, with the whole purpose of creating a coalition of hackers to form a digital hive, typically distinguished by the Guy Fawkes masks they wear in their videos. So what's all the fuss about them? Well, to start they've successfully hacked public government servers in the United States, Iraq, Uganda, Israel, and even corporations like PayPal, Sony, Microsoft, and Mastercard.Eventually, after building up their reputation, they were declared one of Time's 100 most influential people in 2012. In essence, everyone was afraid of what they could accomplish, so much so, they were labeled a national security threat in the US. One of their most famous attacks happened in 2008 when they targeted the Church of Scientology with nonstop DDoS attacks, email viruses, and prank calls. Anonymous pretty much put a halt to the movement, even after celebrities like Tom Cruise and John Travolta endorsed it.Another noteworthy case was that in 2012, where Anonymous exposed businesses accused of homophobia by releasing names, phone numbers, and emails of Westboro Church members. If you don't know what the church stands for, they're known for hate speech against the LGBT+ community, Catholics, Christians, atheists, Muslims, US politicians, Jews, and soldiers.They've also helped the Arab Spring Movements back in 2011 by creating a script that Tunisians could use to protect their privacy on the internet from government surveillance.In 2020, the group is back, motivated by the senseless murder of George Floyd with a message for the US government.BITCH YALL GOT ANONYMOUS OUT THE SHADOWS pic.twitter.com/bCBPnNJkmr— Thug (@LAVENDERTHUG) May 31, 2020Since coming back, they've taken down the Minneapolis Police Department website, and they're likely to do much more in the time coming.