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"Secret Meeting" With Centre's Interlocutor Splits Kashmiri Separatist Group
A prominent Kashmiri separatist group, Muslim Conference appears to have split right through the middle after its top leader Abdul Ghani Bhat was reported to have quietly met Dineshwar Sharma, the central government's interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir. Hurriyat leaders had earlier decided not to engage with the interlocutor.
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Centre Plans To Intensify Anti-Terror Operations In Jammu And Kashmir
Anti-terrorist operations will be further intensified in Jammu and Kashmir with security forces being instructed to eliminate those who continue to indulge in violence in the state, officials said.
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Don't Have Magic Wand For Kashmir, Judge Me By My Actions: Interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma
Centre's special representative for Kashmir Dineshwar Sharma says he does not have a magic wand, but wants to be judged by his actions when he starts the process of talks in the Valley tomorrow. "I do not have a magic wand but my efforts have to be judged with sincerity and not through the prism of the past," Mr Sharma, 61, said.
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Countering Online Propaganda Will Be Primary Focus: Dineshwar Sharma
Dineshwar Sharma, the Centre's special representative for talks on Kashmir, said today that his focus in the new role would be to prevent the Valley's youth from falling prey to false online propaganda.
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Pakistan Rejects India's Move To Appoint Interlocutor For Jammu And Kashmir
Pakistan today dismissed as unrealistic India's move to appoint an interlocutor to understand the legitimate aspirations of people in Jammu and Kashmir, saying no interaction or dialogue would carry any weight without the participation of the Hurriyat Conference.
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Centre's Interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma Has 'Hopes For Kashmir': 10 Facts
Dineshwar Sharma, the soft-spoken former chief of India's intelligence agency mandated to carry out a "sustained dialogue" with all stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir, has told NDTV that he wanted to speak "to anyone and everyone interested in bringing permanent peace in Kashmir valley". Mr Sharma is expected to slip into the new role with relative ...
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With New Take In Kashmir, Congress Hopes Centre Has Learnt A Lesson
Following Home Minister Rajnath Singh's announcement of a sustained dialogue and the appointment of former Intelligence chief Dineshwar Sharma as an interlocutor, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah both questioned the "muscular approach" and the "defeat of those who use force as a solution", respective...
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"Secret Meeting" With Centre's Interlocutor Splits Kashmiri Separatist Group
A prominent Kashmiri separatist group, Muslim Conference appears to have split right through the middle after its top leader Abdul Ghani Bhat was reported to have quietly met Dineshwar Sharma, the central government's interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir. Hurriyat leaders had earlier decided not to engage with the interlocutor.
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Centre Plans To Intensify Anti-Terror Operations In Jammu And Kashmir
Anti-terrorist operations will be further intensified in Jammu and Kashmir with security forces being instructed to eliminate those who continue to indulge in violence in the state, officials said.
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Don't Have Magic Wand For Kashmir, Judge Me By My Actions: Interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma
Centre's special representative for Kashmir Dineshwar Sharma says he does not have a magic wand, but wants to be judged by his actions when he starts the process of talks in the Valley tomorrow. "I do not have a magic wand but my efforts have to be judged with sincerity and not through the prism of the past," Mr Sharma, 61, said.
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Countering Online Propaganda Will Be Primary Focus: Dineshwar Sharma
Dineshwar Sharma, the Centre's special representative for talks on Kashmir, said today that his focus in the new role would be to prevent the Valley's youth from falling prey to false online propaganda.
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Pakistan Rejects India's Move To Appoint Interlocutor For Jammu And Kashmir
Pakistan today dismissed as unrealistic India's move to appoint an interlocutor to understand the legitimate aspirations of people in Jammu and Kashmir, saying no interaction or dialogue would carry any weight without the participation of the Hurriyat Conference.
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Centre's Interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma Has 'Hopes For Kashmir': 10 Facts
Dineshwar Sharma, the soft-spoken former chief of India's intelligence agency mandated to carry out a "sustained dialogue" with all stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir, has told NDTV that he wanted to speak "to anyone and everyone interested in bringing permanent peace in Kashmir valley". Mr Sharma is expected to slip into the new role with relative ...
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With New Take In Kashmir, Congress Hopes Centre Has Learnt A Lesson
Following Home Minister Rajnath Singh's announcement of a sustained dialogue and the appointment of former Intelligence chief Dineshwar Sharma as an interlocutor, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah both questioned the "muscular approach" and the "defeat of those who use force as a solution", respective...
