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No Change In Article 35-A Stance After Pulwama Attack, Clarifies Jammu And Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir administration today ruled out any change in its stand on Article 35-A - a law that gives special powers to people of the state - and maintained that only an elected government can argue the matter before the Supreme Court, news agency PTI reported.
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In Third Phase, Jammu Gives Thumbs Up To Civic Polls, Kashmir Stays Away
In the third phase of the local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir, voter turnout crossed a little over 16 per cent today. While people in Jammu queued up outside polling booths taking the voting percentage to 81.4, those in the Valley largely stayed away. Just like in the previous phases, around 3.5 per cent votes were cast.
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Defeat BJP, Save Article 35A: Congress Pitch For Jammu And Kashmir Polls
The last day for withdrawal of nominations for the Jammu and Kashmir local body polls was overshadowed by the killing of two National Conference workers by terrorists in Srinagar. The men killed were close aides of Shamima Firdous, the National Conference legislator from Habba Kadal.
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Separate Constitution For Jammu And Kashmir Was An Aberration: Ajit Doval
Having a separate constitution for Jammu and Kashmir was probably an "aberration", National Security Advisor Ajit Doval said on Tuesday, as he stressed that India's sovereignty can never be compromised.
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Clashes, Shutdown In Parts Of Kashmir Over Rumours Around Article 35-A
Days ahead of the hearing of petitions in the Supreme Court challenging the constitutional validity of the Article 35-A in Jammu and Kashmir, clashes and a spontaneous shutdown were reported in the Valley. The immediate triggers included rumours around the scrapping of Article-35A, which gives special rights and privileges to people of Jammu and Ka...
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Centre Won't Do Anything Against Sentiments Of J&K People: Home Minister On Article 35A
The Central government will not do anything "against the sentiments" of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today, amid a raging debate over the fate of Article 35A under which residents of the state get special privileges.
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No Change In Article 35-A Stance After Pulwama Attack, Clarifies Jammu And Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir administration today ruled out any change in its stand on Article 35-A - a law that gives special powers to people of the state - and maintained that only an elected government can argue the matter before the Supreme Court, news agency PTI reported.
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In Third Phase, Jammu Gives Thumbs Up To Civic Polls, Kashmir Stays Away
In the third phase of the local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir, voter turnout crossed a little over 16 per cent today. While people in Jammu queued up outside polling booths taking the voting percentage to 81.4, those in the Valley largely stayed away. Just like in the previous phases, around 3.5 per cent votes were cast.
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Defeat BJP, Save Article 35A: Congress Pitch For Jammu And Kashmir Polls
The last day for withdrawal of nominations for the Jammu and Kashmir local body polls was overshadowed by the killing of two National Conference workers by terrorists in Srinagar. The men killed were close aides of Shamima Firdous, the National Conference legislator from Habba Kadal.
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Separate Constitution For Jammu And Kashmir Was An Aberration: Ajit Doval
Having a separate constitution for Jammu and Kashmir was probably an "aberration", National Security Advisor Ajit Doval said on Tuesday, as he stressed that India's sovereignty can never be compromised.
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Clashes, Shutdown In Parts Of Kashmir Over Rumours Around Article 35-A
Days ahead of the hearing of petitions in the Supreme Court challenging the constitutional validity of the Article 35-A in Jammu and Kashmir, clashes and a spontaneous shutdown were reported in the Valley. The immediate triggers included rumours around the scrapping of Article-35A, which gives special rights and privileges to people of Jammu and Ka...
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Centre Won't Do Anything Against Sentiments Of J&K People: Home Minister On Article 35A
The Central government will not do anything "against the sentiments" of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today, amid a raging debate over the fate of Article 35A under which residents of the state get special privileges.
