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"I Am Free": Farooq Abdullah Released From 7-Month Detention
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah, released today after over seven months in house arrest, said: "Today I don't have words, the way I feel today, I am free..." But he added that this freedom would not be complete unless all the leaders in detention were freed.
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Farooq Abdullah To Be Released After Over 7 Months In Detention
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah will be released after over seven months in custody under the Public Safety Act or PSA, a stringent law that allows detention without trial.
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National Conference's Farooq Abdullah's Detention In Jammu And Kashmir Extended For 3 Months
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah's detention under the stringent Public Safety Act or PSA has been extended by three months. The three-term chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir will continue to remain at his house in Srinagar that has been declared a sub-jail.
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National Conference Protest In Lok Sabha Over Farooq Abdullah's Detention
Two National Conference MPs on Thursday protested in Lok Sabha against the detention of their party chief Farooq Abdullah, who is an parliamentarian from Srinagar.
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Farooq Abdullah "In High Spirits", Says Yashwant Sinha On Kashmir Visit
Former BJP leader Yashwant Sinha on Friday said he spoke to National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah who has been detained in his house in Srinagar after the scrapping of provisions of Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir.
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"File Fresh Petition": Top Court To Vaiko On Farooq Abdullah Detention
Farooq Abdullah is under detention under the Public Safety Act and his detention can be challenged before an "appropriate authority", the Supreme Court told MDMK chief Vaiko today, refusing to further entertain his petition.
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Public Safety Act Order Accuses Farooq Abdullah Of Spreading "Secessionist Ideology"
Statements mobilising people against the state and the "tremendous potential" to create public disorder in the Valley are among the charges listed against former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah, who has been charged under the Public Safety Act.
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"I Am Free": Farooq Abdullah Released From 7-Month Detention
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah, released today after over seven months in house arrest, said: "Today I don't have words, the way I feel today, I am free..." But he added that this freedom would not be complete unless all the leaders in detention were freed.
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Farooq Abdullah To Be Released After Over 7 Months In Detention
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah will be released after over seven months in custody under the Public Safety Act or PSA, a stringent law that allows detention without trial.
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National Conference's Farooq Abdullah's Detention In Jammu And Kashmir Extended For 3 Months
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah's detention under the stringent Public Safety Act or PSA has been extended by three months. The three-term chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir will continue to remain at his house in Srinagar that has been declared a sub-jail.
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National Conference Protest In Lok Sabha Over Farooq Abdullah's Detention
Two National Conference MPs on Thursday protested in Lok Sabha against the detention of their party chief Farooq Abdullah, who is an parliamentarian from Srinagar.
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Farooq Abdullah "In High Spirits", Says Yashwant Sinha On Kashmir Visit
Former BJP leader Yashwant Sinha on Friday said he spoke to National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah who has been detained in his house in Srinagar after the scrapping of provisions of Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir.
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"File Fresh Petition": Top Court To Vaiko On Farooq Abdullah Detention
Farooq Abdullah is under detention under the Public Safety Act and his detention can be challenged before an "appropriate authority", the Supreme Court told MDMK chief Vaiko today, refusing to further entertain his petition.
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Public Safety Act Order Accuses Farooq Abdullah Of Spreading "Secessionist Ideology"
Statements mobilising people against the state and the "tremendous potential" to create public disorder in the Valley are among the charges listed against former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah, who has been charged under the Public Safety Act.
