'Any story could be your last' - India's crackdown on Kashmir press

On 5 April 2022 a sense of joy pervaded the Sultan household in Batamaloo in central Srinagar.

It was a sunny spring day in Indian-administered Kashmir, and after more than three and a half years of visits to courts and police stations, they had received good news - Asif Sultan, a journalist, husband, father and son, had been granted bail.

Relatives gathered waiting for him to return home. When hours turned to days, Asif's family began to get anxious.

On 10 April, another charge was brought against Asif. He wasn't released and was moved to a jail outside Kashmir, making visits difficult.