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National Conference Will Contest Elections Whenever Held: Farooq Abdullah
Farooq Abdullah was speaking to reporters after paying his respects at National Conference founder and his father Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah's mausoleum at Naseem Bagh here on his 39th death anniversary.
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After Release From Detention, Farooq Abdullah Visits Father's Grave
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah visited his father Sheikh Abdullah's grave, located on the banks of the Dal Lake at Hazratbal here, shortly after being released from his 221-day detention on Friday.
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"No Interference From Us": Amit Shah On Row Over J&K Leaders' Detentions
Political leaders detained in Jammu and Kashmir will be released by the local administration and there will be "no central interference", Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament on Tuesday.
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Farooq Abdullah's Detention Under Law Cleared By His Father
Farooq Abdullah, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, has been charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA), which allows arrest or detention for up to two years without trial. In an irony, he is at the receiving end of the same law that was cleared by his father and former Chief Minister Sheikh Abdullah in the 1970s.
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Pak-Occupied Kashmir "PM" Reportedly On Chopper That Violated Airspace
Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir head official Raja Farooq Haider Khan was travelling in a chopper that was fired at by the Indian Army for entering the country's airspace today, reports from Pakistan suggested.
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Farooq Abdullah Raised 'Bharat Mata' Slogan, Had To Pay A Price
Raising nationalistic slogans at a prayer meeting for former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Delhi has landed National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah in trouble back home. The former Chief Minister was forced to leave during Eid prayers on Wednesday after he was heckled at one of Jammu and Kashmir's holiest shrines - Hazratbal in Srina...
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Intruder Rams Farooq Abdullah's Home With Car, Runs Inside; Shot Dead
A man was shot dead today after he forcibly drove into the Jammu home of former chief ministers Farooq Abdullah and son Omar, walked in and vandalised the house.
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Kashmiri Man Had Voted Before Army Used Him As 'Human Shield': Police
Farooq Ahmad Dar, who was tied to an army jeep and paraded during the violence-hit April 9 by-polls in Srinagar, had cast his vote before he was used as a "human shield", a police investigation has confirmed.
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Two Sides Of Forces In Kashmir: Abused Jawan Vs Human Shield
At a CRPF camp an hour outside Srinagar, we meet the men who have become the face of restraint by the armed forces in an otherwise increasingly volatile Kashmir valley.
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Srinagar By-Election: Farooq Abdullah Beats PDP Candidate In Key Contest
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has won the closely-watched by-poll for the Srinagar parliamentary seat, defeating People's Democratic Party's Nazir Ahmed Khan by a margin of over 10,700 votes. Mr Abdullah received around 48,554 votes, while Mr Khan got 37,779 votes, officials said.
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National Conference Will Contest Elections Whenever Held: Farooq Abdullah
Farooq Abdullah was speaking to reporters after paying his respects at National Conference founder and his father Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah's mausoleum at Naseem Bagh here on his 39th death anniversary.
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After Release From Detention, Farooq Abdullah Visits Father's Grave
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah visited his father Sheikh Abdullah's grave, located on the banks of the Dal Lake at Hazratbal here, shortly after being released from his 221-day detention on Friday.
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"No Interference From Us": Amit Shah On Row Over J&K Leaders' Detentions
Political leaders detained in Jammu and Kashmir will be released by the local administration and there will be "no central interference", Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament on Tuesday.
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Farooq Abdullah's Detention Under Law Cleared By His Father
Farooq Abdullah, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, has been charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA), which allows arrest or detention for up to two years without trial. In an irony, he is at the receiving end of the same law that was cleared by his father and former Chief Minister Sheikh Abdullah in the 1970s.
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Pak-Occupied Kashmir "PM" Reportedly On Chopper That Violated Airspace
Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir head official Raja Farooq Haider Khan was travelling in a chopper that was fired at by the Indian Army for entering the country's airspace today, reports from Pakistan suggested.
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Farooq Abdullah Raised 'Bharat Mata' Slogan, Had To Pay A Price
Raising nationalistic slogans at a prayer meeting for former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Delhi has landed National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah in trouble back home. The former Chief Minister was forced to leave during Eid prayers on Wednesday after he was heckled at one of Jammu and Kashmir's holiest shrines - Hazratbal in Srina...
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Intruder Rams Farooq Abdullah's Home With Car, Runs Inside; Shot Dead
A man was shot dead today after he forcibly drove into the Jammu home of former chief ministers Farooq Abdullah and son Omar, walked in and vandalised the house.
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Kashmiri Man Had Voted Before Army Used Him As 'Human Shield': Police
Farooq Ahmad Dar, who was tied to an army jeep and paraded during the violence-hit April 9 by-polls in Srinagar, had cast his vote before he was used as a "human shield", a police investigation has confirmed.
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Two Sides Of Forces In Kashmir: Abused Jawan Vs Human Shield
At a CRPF camp an hour outside Srinagar, we meet the men who have become the face of restraint by the armed forces in an otherwise increasingly volatile Kashmir valley.
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Srinagar By-Election: Farooq Abdullah Beats PDP Candidate In Key Contest
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has won the closely-watched by-poll for the Srinagar parliamentary seat, defeating People's Democratic Party's Nazir Ahmed Khan by a margin of over 10,700 votes. Mr Abdullah received around 48,554 votes, while Mr Khan got 37,779 votes, officials said.
