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Protests After 2 Civilians Killed Near Army Camp In Jammu And Kashmir
Two civilians were killed in a firing incident outside an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri. The killings have triggered protests with protesters throwing stones at the camp.
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Students From Bihar, Kashmir Clash During T20 World Cup Final In Punjab
Stone throwing was witnessed between two groups in a college in Punjab's Moga during the England versus Pakistan T20 World Cup final on Sunday, said an official.
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765 Arrested For Throwing Stones In J&K Since Scrapping Of Article 370: Home Ministry
The government today informed the Lok Sabha that as many as 765 persons have been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir since August 5, the day the special status of the state was removed. This is the first time the Ministry of Home Affairs have given an exact figure to parliament.
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Never Imagined Son Would Be Suicide Bomber: Father Of Pulwama Terrorist
The 19-year-old Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist who killed more than 40 CRPF jawans in the worst-ever attack on security forces in Jammu and Kashmir had a long history of participation in stone throwing and protests.
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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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Soldier, 22, Killed As Protesters Throw Stones At Army Convoy In Kashmir
A soldier was killed after protesters threw stones at an army convoy passing through the Anantnag bypass tri-junction in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, an army spokesperson said today.
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"Ramzan Ceasefire Was A Positive Initiative," Says Mehbooba Mufti
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti said on Thursday that the decline in stone throwing incidents in the Valley when the anti-militancy operations were suspended for Ramzan vindicated her stand that it was a positive initiative which needed to be continued to improve the situation.
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Do Cops Need Approval To File Case Against Armymen? Top Court To Examine
The legal question of whether permission is required to file police cases against Army personnel will be settled by the Supreme Court, which is hearing an appeal by the father of an army officer posted in Jammu and Kashmir. Major Aditya Kumar was leading a convoy that allegedly opened fire on a group of civilians during a stone throwing protest in ...
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6 Uttar Pradesh Men Reveal How They Ended Up Throwing Stones In Kashmir
Some Uttar Pradesh men, who had found jobs in Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir, have claimed they were made to throw stones at security forces.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
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Protests After 2 Civilians Killed Near Army Camp In Jammu And Kashmir
Two civilians were killed in a firing incident outside an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri. The killings have triggered protests with protesters throwing stones at the camp.
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Students From Bihar, Kashmir Clash During T20 World Cup Final In Punjab
Stone throwing was witnessed between two groups in a college in Punjab's Moga during the England versus Pakistan T20 World Cup final on Sunday, said an official.
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765 Arrested For Throwing Stones In J&K Since Scrapping Of Article 370: Home Ministry
The government today informed the Lok Sabha that as many as 765 persons have been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir since August 5, the day the special status of the state was removed. This is the first time the Ministry of Home Affairs have given an exact figure to parliament.
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Never Imagined Son Would Be Suicide Bomber: Father Of Pulwama Terrorist
The 19-year-old Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist who killed more than 40 CRPF jawans in the worst-ever attack on security forces in Jammu and Kashmir had a long history of participation in stone throwing and protests.
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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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Soldier, 22, Killed As Protesters Throw Stones At Army Convoy In Kashmir
A soldier was killed after protesters threw stones at an army convoy passing through the Anantnag bypass tri-junction in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, an army spokesperson said today.
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"Ramzan Ceasefire Was A Positive Initiative," Says Mehbooba Mufti
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti said on Thursday that the decline in stone throwing incidents in the Valley when the anti-militancy operations were suspended for Ramzan vindicated her stand that it was a positive initiative which needed to be continued to improve the situation.
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Do Cops Need Approval To File Case Against Armymen? Top Court To Examine
The legal question of whether permission is required to file police cases against Army personnel will be settled by the Supreme Court, which is hearing an appeal by the father of an army officer posted in Jammu and Kashmir. Major Aditya Kumar was leading a convoy that allegedly opened fire on a group of civilians during a stone throwing protest in ...
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6 Uttar Pradesh Men Reveal How They Ended Up Throwing Stones In Kashmir
Some Uttar Pradesh men, who had found jobs in Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir, have claimed they were made to throw stones at security forces.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
