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Army Court Gives Life In Jail To Officer In Fake Encounter Case In Kashmir
An army court has awarded life imprisonment to an officer involved in a staged encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district.
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In AFSPA, Government Considering Crucial Change: Sources
The government is considering a change in one of the most controversial provision of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA that would no longer allow soldiers to use extreme force in disturbed areas. Sources told NDTV that the phrase ''even causing of death'' is being removed from a paragraph that describes when a soldier can open fire in in...
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Jammu And Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti Pitches For Withdrawal Of AFSPA From Some Areas
Ahead of the by-polls in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today raked up the issue of revocation of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from some areas and "see the impact".
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PDP Hails Amnesty's Recommendation for Removal of AFSPA From Jammu and Kashmir
Hailing Amensty International's recommendation for removal of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling PDP on Friday said it has vindicated the party's stand on the issue.
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For Kashmir, BJP and PDP Ready With Termsheet of Alliance
Jammu and Kashmir could have its new government soon. The two parties that placed first and second - the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the BJP - have reached an agreement that helps bridge the gap between them on issues that are key for the state including Article 370, which gives Kashmir special status under the constitution.
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AFSPA row: 'No is not an option' says Omar to Army
A day after holding discussions with the army on the possibility of partial revocation of AFSPA, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday appeared defiant, saying his government has the authority to revoke the controversial law.
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Full transcript: Omar Abdullah to NDTV on the controversy over AFSPA
Amidst a raging controversy over a partial withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir, the state's Chief Minister has said that the time has come to stop waiting for an elusive consensus and take a chance with his peace proposal.
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I am grateful to Rahul, says Omar Abdullah
Minutes after Rahul Gandhi expressed his support for Omar Abdullah, the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir expressed his thanks. "I am grateful to Rahul," Omar said. At a press conference in West Bengal, Gandhi said Omar "needs time and support". He also ruled out his intervention in the Jammu and Kashmir crisis - more than 70 civilians have...
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Rahul Gandhi: Kashmir not a part time job, have to give Omar time, support
"Kashmir is a tough and sensitive job. We should give Omar some time and support". That's how Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi described the Kashmir situation while addressing the media after concluding his 3-day visit to Bengal. Rahul Gandhi spoke extensively on Kashmir. In an answer to a question on "trust-deficit" plaguing the Omar govern...
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Fresh violence in Kashmir ahead of key Cabinet meet
The flames have been doused, but Kashmir is still feeling the heat. And the curfew was reimposed in Srinagar on Sunday and all major towns of the Valley, but it did little to subdue protests.The agitators stoned Education Minister Peerzada Sayeed's house in Anantnag, burnt a government school in Handwara and threw a petrol bomb at a CRPF bunker in ...
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Army Court Gives Life In Jail To Officer In Fake Encounter Case In Kashmir
An army court has awarded life imprisonment to an officer involved in a staged encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district.
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In AFSPA, Government Considering Crucial Change: Sources
The government is considering a change in one of the most controversial provision of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA that would no longer allow soldiers to use extreme force in disturbed areas. Sources told NDTV that the phrase ''even causing of death'' is being removed from a paragraph that describes when a soldier can open fire in in...
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Jammu And Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti Pitches For Withdrawal Of AFSPA From Some Areas
Ahead of the by-polls in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today raked up the issue of revocation of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from some areas and "see the impact".
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PDP Hails Amnesty's Recommendation for Removal of AFSPA From Jammu and Kashmir
Hailing Amensty International's recommendation for removal of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling PDP on Friday said it has vindicated the party's stand on the issue.
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For Kashmir, BJP and PDP Ready With Termsheet of Alliance
Jammu and Kashmir could have its new government soon. The two parties that placed first and second - the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the BJP - have reached an agreement that helps bridge the gap between them on issues that are key for the state including Article 370, which gives Kashmir special status under the constitution.
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AFSPA row: 'No is not an option' says Omar to Army
A day after holding discussions with the army on the possibility of partial revocation of AFSPA, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday appeared defiant, saying his government has the authority to revoke the controversial law.
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Full transcript: Omar Abdullah to NDTV on the controversy over AFSPA
Amidst a raging controversy over a partial withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir, the state's Chief Minister has said that the time has come to stop waiting for an elusive consensus and take a chance with his peace proposal.
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I am grateful to Rahul, says Omar Abdullah
Minutes after Rahul Gandhi expressed his support for Omar Abdullah, the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir expressed his thanks. "I am grateful to Rahul," Omar said. At a press conference in West Bengal, Gandhi said Omar "needs time and support". He also ruled out his intervention in the Jammu and Kashmir crisis - more than 70 civilians have...
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Rahul Gandhi: Kashmir not a part time job, have to give Omar time, support
"Kashmir is a tough and sensitive job. We should give Omar some time and support". That's how Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi described the Kashmir situation while addressing the media after concluding his 3-day visit to Bengal. Rahul Gandhi spoke extensively on Kashmir. In an answer to a question on "trust-deficit" plaguing the Omar govern...
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Fresh violence in Kashmir ahead of key Cabinet meet
The flames have been doused, but Kashmir is still feeling the heat. And the curfew was reimposed in Srinagar on Sunday and all major towns of the Valley, but it did little to subdue protests.The agitators stoned Education Minister Peerzada Sayeed's house in Anantnag, burnt a government school in Handwara and threw a petrol bomb at a CRPF bunker in ...
