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Approximately, 46 per cent of those arrested under UAPA and 30 per cent of those arrested under PSA are still in jail, both within and outside J&K.

2300 cases filed under UAPA in J&K since 2019, nearly half remain in custody to date

The number of people still under detention are 183 under the Public Safety Act.

183 activists, public figures still in detention at Jammu and Kashmir: Govt in Rajya Sabha

The Jammu and Kashmir government has revoked the Public Safety Act (PSA) of former chief minister Omar Abdullah and ended his detention on Tuesday more than seven months after he and two other former chief ministers - Farooq Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti were detained ahead of the revocation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019.

PSA revoked: Former J&K CM Omar Abdullah released

The Public Safety Act (PSA), 1978, of Jammu & Kashmir is an administrative detention law that allows detention of any individual for up to two years without a trial or charge. The Public Safety Act allows for the arrest and detention of people without a warrant, specific charges, and often for an unspecified period of time.

Arrest Without Committing Crime 'Public Safety Act'. Explained!

Sibal informed the Supreme Court that they have filed a habeas corpus petition challenging the detention of Abdullah under the PSA and the matter should be heard this week. The bench agreed for urgent listing of the matter

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2300 cases filed under UAPA in J&K since 2019, nearly half remain in custody to date

183 activists, public figures still in detention at Jammu and Kashmir: Govt in Rajya Sabha

PSA revoked: Former J&K CM Omar Abdullah released

Arrest Without Committing Crime 'Public Safety Act'. Explained!

Omar Abdullah's sister Sara Abdullah moves to SC over detention under PSA