19/09/2026
KASHMIR BAR ASSOCIATION RESOLVES TO STRENGTHEN WOMEN’S REPRESENTATION ACROSS KASHMIR
Srinagar,19th-September,2026
A meeting of the Kashmir Bar Association was held today under the leadership of its President, Advocate Haamid Bhat,wherein detailed deliberations were held regarding the participation,welfare,professional interests and representation of women advocates in the affairs of the Bar.
After deliberations,the Association passed a resolution to strengthen and institutionalise the participation of women Advocates across Kashmir and ensure their meaningful representation in the affairs and functioning of the Bar.
Pursuant to the resolution, a dedicated Women’s Team of the Kashmir Bar Association has been constituted under the leadership and supervision of Women’s President, Advocate Tabinda Yousuf.
The newly constituted team comprises:
1. Advocate Mandeep Kour
2. Advocate Shakiya Afzal
3. Advocate Nighat Ara
4. Advocate Sabreena Rasool
5. Advocate Daaliyah Majeed Khan
6. Advocate Hina Shah
7. Advocate Khushboo Mir
8. Advocate Bisma Rafiq
The Women’s Team shall serve as an institutional platform for taking up matters concerning women advocates and shall work towards promoting their professional development,welfare,participation, representation and engagement in the affairs of the Bar Speaking during the meeting.
President Advocate Haamid Bhat said Women advocates constitute an important and integral part of the legal fraternity.Their contribution to the profession and to the administration of justice is significant.It is therefore essential that their voices, concerns and professional interests receive meaningful representation within the Bar.The resolution adopted today reflects our commitment to strengthening the participation of women advocates across Kashmir and providing them an effective institutional platform.
He further stated that the constitution of the Women’s Team is intended to provide a structured mechanism through which issues affecting women members of the Bar can be identified,discussed and appropriately represented before the Association.
The Association also expressed confidence in the leadership of Women’s President Advocate Tabinda Yousuf and the newly constituted team, and conveyed its best wishes to all the members for their responsibilities.
The Kashmir Bar Association reiterated that inclusive participation, professional welfare and equal opportunities within the legal fraternity remain important aspects of strengthening the institution of the Bar.
The Association further resolved to encourage greater engagement of women advocates in professional,educational,welfare and institutional activities and to facilitate their participation in matters concerning the wider legal fraternity.