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Mohsin Dar

(He/Him)
Jammu and Kashmīr
As seen in: Bar & Bench
Covers:  Judgements, Orders and matters related to High Court, Lower courts and other legal institutions.
Doesn't Cover: Political and Religious etc
Lawyer || Legal Correspondent at @barandbench || Email: mohsin@barandbench.com

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I'm a legal Correspondent and in-charge Jammu & Kashmir for Bar & Bench, india's legal journal. I report Judgements of High Courts, Lower courts and stories related to judicial institutions.

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J&K High Court seeks fresh report on encroachments by religious institutions in Kashmir

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By Mohsin Dar
| Bar & Bench Verified
The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has directed the Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir to file a fresh affidavit detailing any encroachments made on public streets, public parks and other public places in the name of religious institutions [In Re Suo motu Proceedings V/s State of J&K]. A bench comprising acting Chief Justice and Sanjeev Kumar and Justice Mohd Yousuf Wani passed the directions while hearing a suo motu case concerning encroachments.
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Jammu court seeks police report in ₹550-crore Vaishno Devi silver pilferage case

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By Mohsin Dar
| Bar & Bench Verified
A Jammu court has asked Katra police to file a detailed enquiry report on alleged "adulteration", pilferage and misappropriation of nearly 20 tonnes of silver offerings at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine [Deepak Sharma, Advocate V/s Inspector General of Police, Crime Branch, Jammu]. The silver is reportedly worth around ₹550 crore. According to NDTV, the shrine board in May had sent around 20 tonnes of silver offerings to a government mint for standard melting and storage.
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Jammu and Kashmir HC grants bail to doctor accused of attempting to rape patient

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By Mohsin Dar
| Bar & Bench Verified
The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh recently granted bail to a Budgam-based doctor accused of attempting to rape a woman patient during a medical examination at a government health centre [Dr. Abdul Majeed Bhat V/s Union Territory of J&K]. Justice Mohd Yousuf Wani passed the order granting bail to a Dr. Abdul Majeed Bhat, a medical officer posted at a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Budgam, who had remained in jail since January 14, 2026.
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