Envoys In Jammu And Kashmir
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Indian Army Briefs Foreign Envoys Visiting J&K On Pakistan's Role In Cross-LoC Terror
Senior Indian army officials on Thursday briefed envoys from 24 countries visiting Jammu and Kashmir about the role of the Pakistani army in running terror factories across the Line of Control by organising training camps, officials said.
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Foreign Envoys Briefed By Army On Security Situation In Jammu And Kashmir
Army officials today briefed the delegation of foreign envoys visiting Jammu and Kashmir on the security situation in Srinagar.
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"Kim Jong Un Would Be Proud...": Iltija Mufti On Envoys' Kashmir Visit
Iltija Mufti, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on Wednesday said the visit to 25 foreign envoys was "orchestrated diplomacy that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be proud of."
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Envoys In Kashmir Take Boat Ride On Dal Lake, Meet With Entrepreneurs
Diplomats from 25 nations - including some from the European Union - reached Srinagar today to survey the ground situation in Jammu and Kashmir six months after the Centre ended the state's special status and bifurcated it into two union territories.
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Second Batch Of Foreign Envoys Arrives In Jammu And Kashmir
Diplomats of 25 countries including those from Germany, Canada, France and Afghanistan, on Wednesday reached Kashmir to witness the ground situation in the region nearly six months after the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution.
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Double Standards: Opposition Slams Centre Over Foreign Envoys' J&K Visit
Opposition parties criticised the government on Thursday over what they described as a "guided tour" of foreign envoys to Jammu and Kashmir and said the BJP-led regime was adopting double standards by not allowing Indian politicians to visit the region.
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'Government Should Allow Unfettered Access To Jammu And Kashmir: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused the government of adopting double standards by resorting to "guided tours" to Jammu and Kashmir for foreign envoys, but not allowing Indian politicians to go there.
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Indian Army Briefs Foreign Envoys Visiting J&K On Pakistan's Role In Cross-LoC Terror
Senior Indian army officials on Thursday briefed envoys from 24 countries visiting Jammu and Kashmir about the role of the Pakistani army in running terror factories across the Line of Control by organising training camps, officials said.
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Foreign Envoys Briefed By Army On Security Situation In Jammu And Kashmir
Army officials today briefed the delegation of foreign envoys visiting Jammu and Kashmir on the security situation in Srinagar.
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"Kim Jong Un Would Be Proud...": Iltija Mufti On Envoys' Kashmir Visit
Iltija Mufti, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on Wednesday said the visit to 25 foreign envoys was "orchestrated diplomacy that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be proud of."
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Envoys In Kashmir Take Boat Ride On Dal Lake, Meet With Entrepreneurs
Diplomats from 25 nations - including some from the European Union - reached Srinagar today to survey the ground situation in Jammu and Kashmir six months after the Centre ended the state's special status and bifurcated it into two union territories.
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Second Batch Of Foreign Envoys Arrives In Jammu And Kashmir
Diplomats of 25 countries including those from Germany, Canada, France and Afghanistan, on Wednesday reached Kashmir to witness the ground situation in the region nearly six months after the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution.
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Double Standards: Opposition Slams Centre Over Foreign Envoys' J&K Visit
Opposition parties criticised the government on Thursday over what they described as a "guided tour" of foreign envoys to Jammu and Kashmir and said the BJP-led regime was adopting double standards by not allowing Indian politicians to visit the region.
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'Government Should Allow Unfettered Access To Jammu And Kashmir: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused the government of adopting double standards by resorting to "guided tours" to Jammu and Kashmir for foreign envoys, but not allowing Indian politicians to go there.
