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Family Members Of Terrorists, Stone Pelters Won't Get Government Job In J&K: Amit Shah
Sending a tough message, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that no family member of any terrorist nor close relatives of stone pelters will get government jobs in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Under Congress' Tenure, J&K Was In Hands Of Stone Pelters": BJP Leader
Attacking the Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) general secretary Tarun Chugh on Monday said that during the tenure of the party, Jammu and Kashmir was in the hands of stone pelters and internal security was under threat.
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173 People, Detained When Article 370 Was Scrapped In J&K, Still Under Custody: Government
As many as 173 people, including separatists, over ground workers, stone pelters, who were detained when the Article 370 was scrapped in August 2019 in Jammu and Kashmir, continue to be under custody, the Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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Kashmir Stone-Throwers Targeting Soldiers Are Like Terrorists: Army Chief
Days after a soldier in south Kashmir's Anantnag died after being targeted by stone-pelters, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Saturday, questioned why shouldn't people throwing stones be treated like terrorists. Speaking to the media in Delhi, after paying tribute to soldiers on 72nd Infantry Day, General Rawat said, "The jawan who lost his life a...
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"We Were Shot At", Says Army After 3 Killed In Firing In Kashmir's Kulgam
A 16-year-old girl was among three people who died in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district after security forces opened fire at stone-throwing protesters today.
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Women Commandos Train Hard To Fight Stone Throwers In Jammu And Kashmir
From blindfolding them to deal with night-time deployment to training them to repair weapons in under a minute, the CRPF women commandos are undergoing a rigorous training.
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"Stone-Pelters Must Be Shot Dead": BJP Lawmaker On Centre's Kashmir Move
Less than a week after Home Minister Rajnath Singh, in a landmark move, said cases against minors for 'stone pelting' in Jammu and Kashmir have been withdrawn, a parliamentarian of his own party said "stone pelters should be shot dead."
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What Wrong Had He Done, Asks Mother At Last Rites Of Son, Killed In Kashmir
With a shower of tears and the anguished cry of a bereaved mother, a 22-year old man from Tamil Nadu, who died of injuries after being hit by stone pelters in Kashmir, was laid to rest in a cemetery.
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School Bus With 50 Children Attacked With Stones In Kashmir, 2 Students Hurt
Two children were injured, one critically, when unknown people threw stones at a school bus this morning in Shopian in south Kashmir.Reports suggest there were 50 children on the bus.
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Kashmiri Stone-Thrower Is Now Captain, Goalie Of State Women's Football Team
As a disgruntled student, Afshan Ashiq led other girls in throwing stones at the police on Srinagar streets. Today, the poster girl of stone throwers is the captain of Jammu and Kashmir's women's football team -- a dream transformation that also speaks of the government's success in winning the hearts of Kashmiris.
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Family Members Of Terrorists, Stone Pelters Won't Get Government Job In J&K: Amit Shah
Sending a tough message, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that no family member of any terrorist nor close relatives of stone pelters will get government jobs in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Under Congress' Tenure, J&K Was In Hands Of Stone Pelters": BJP Leader
Attacking the Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) general secretary Tarun Chugh on Monday said that during the tenure of the party, Jammu and Kashmir was in the hands of stone pelters and internal security was under threat.
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173 People, Detained When Article 370 Was Scrapped In J&K, Still Under Custody: Government
As many as 173 people, including separatists, over ground workers, stone pelters, who were detained when the Article 370 was scrapped in August 2019 in Jammu and Kashmir, continue to be under custody, the Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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Kashmir Stone-Throwers Targeting Soldiers Are Like Terrorists: Army Chief
Days after a soldier in south Kashmir's Anantnag died after being targeted by stone-pelters, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Saturday, questioned why shouldn't people throwing stones be treated like terrorists. Speaking to the media in Delhi, after paying tribute to soldiers on 72nd Infantry Day, General Rawat said, "The jawan who lost his life a...
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"We Were Shot At", Says Army After 3 Killed In Firing In Kashmir's Kulgam
A 16-year-old girl was among three people who died in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district after security forces opened fire at stone-throwing protesters today.
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Women Commandos Train Hard To Fight Stone Throwers In Jammu And Kashmir
From blindfolding them to deal with night-time deployment to training them to repair weapons in under a minute, the CRPF women commandos are undergoing a rigorous training.
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"Stone-Pelters Must Be Shot Dead": BJP Lawmaker On Centre's Kashmir Move
Less than a week after Home Minister Rajnath Singh, in a landmark move, said cases against minors for 'stone pelting' in Jammu and Kashmir have been withdrawn, a parliamentarian of his own party said "stone pelters should be shot dead."
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What Wrong Had He Done, Asks Mother At Last Rites Of Son, Killed In Kashmir
With a shower of tears and the anguished cry of a bereaved mother, a 22-year old man from Tamil Nadu, who died of injuries after being hit by stone pelters in Kashmir, was laid to rest in a cemetery.
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School Bus With 50 Children Attacked With Stones In Kashmir, 2 Students Hurt
Two children were injured, one critically, when unknown people threw stones at a school bus this morning in Shopian in south Kashmir.Reports suggest there were 50 children on the bus.
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Kashmiri Stone-Thrower Is Now Captain, Goalie Of State Women's Football Team
As a disgruntled student, Afshan Ashiq led other girls in throwing stones at the police on Srinagar streets. Today, the poster girl of stone throwers is the captain of Jammu and Kashmir's women's football team -- a dream transformation that also speaks of the government's success in winning the hearts of Kashmiris.
