Rehabilitation Policy For Militants

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  Nepal Route May Open For Surrendered Terrorists Returning from Pakistan

  After more than a two-year unwritten moratorium on the return of Kashmiri militants from Pakistan under the "Surrender and rehabilitation policy", the Center and Jammu and Kashmir government are working out the modalities to legalise the Nepal route.

• Documents 'processed by J&K govt' show Sayed Liyaqat Shah wanted to return

  While controversy continues around whether Kashmiri man Sayed Liyaqat Shah is a militant who wanted to surrender or a terrorist who was preparing to target Delhi, NDTV has accessed documents purportedly processed by the Jammu and Kashmir government and central agencies that list him as one of over 200 individuals who had sought to return from Pakis...

• Liyaqat arrest row: Sources say government to review militant rehabilitation policy

  While a controversy rages around whether Sayed Liyaqat Shah is a militant who wanted to surrender or a terrorist who wanted to target Delhi, the government will review the surrender and rehabilitation policy for militants, sources have told NDTV.

• Liyaqat arrest row: centre to review militant rehabilitation policy, say sources

  While a controversy rages around whether Sayed Liyaqat Shah is a militant who wanted to surrender or a terrorist who wanted to target Delhi, the government will review the surrender and rehabilitation policy for militants, sources have told NDTV.

• Militant for 10 years in Pakistan, he returned to India to lead a normal life

  Mukhtar Ahmed is hoping for some normalcy in his life, now that he's back in his home village in Poonch in Jammu. Mukhtar is not just any villager of the area. A militant, training for 10 years in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), he decided to give up arms and returned to India last week, with his Pakistani wife and three kids hoping to lead a life...