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Separatists Join Hands To 'Campaign' Against Kashmiri Pandit Townships
Coming together, different Kashmiri separatist groups today came out with a "campaign" schedule to oppose setting up of separate township for Kashmiri Pandit migrants and Sainik Colonies, notwithstanding the government's assertion that there are no such moves.
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Kashmiri Pandits who Returned to the Valley Five Years Ago are Unhappy
1200 pandits returned to different locations in Kashmir five years ago. They were given government jobs. They live in migrant camps - in Budgam, Pulwama, Baramulla and Kupwara - but do not have amenities like ration cards or voter identification cards. Most of them say that they have been let down.
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Jammu and Kashmir Police Arrests Lawmaker Sheikh Abdul Rashid
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained independent MLA Sheikh Abdul Rashid when he tried to take out a march to the civil secretariat in Srinagar against the proposed plan of setting up a separate townships for Kashmiri Pandit.
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Row Over 'Composite Townships' for Kashmiri Pandits Intensifies, Separatists Call for Shut Down
Protests erupted in Srinagar today over a plan for "composite townships" in Jammu and Kashmir for displaced Kashmiri Hindus, or Pandits. Separatist groups have called for state-wide protests against setting up of separate townships for Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley. They have also called for a general strike tomorrow over the issue.
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Protests in Srinagar Over Plan for 'Composite Townships' for Kashmiri Pandits
Protests have erupted in Srinagar over a plan for "composite townships" in Jammu and Kashmir for displaced Kashmiri Hindus, or Pandits. Police resorted to tear gas shelling as dozens of demonstrators, led by separatist Yasin Malik, broke police cordons and entered the Lal Chowk area in the centre of the city.
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Separatists Join Hands To 'Campaign' Against Kashmiri Pandit Townships
Coming together, different Kashmiri separatist groups today came out with a "campaign" schedule to oppose setting up of separate township for Kashmiri Pandit migrants and Sainik Colonies, notwithstanding the government's assertion that there are no such moves.
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Kashmiri Pandits who Returned to the Valley Five Years Ago are Unhappy
1200 pandits returned to different locations in Kashmir five years ago. They were given government jobs. They live in migrant camps - in Budgam, Pulwama, Baramulla and Kupwara - but do not have amenities like ration cards or voter identification cards. Most of them say that they have been let down.
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Jammu and Kashmir Police Arrests Lawmaker Sheikh Abdul Rashid
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained independent MLA Sheikh Abdul Rashid when he tried to take out a march to the civil secretariat in Srinagar against the proposed plan of setting up a separate townships for Kashmiri Pandit.
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Row Over 'Composite Townships' for Kashmiri Pandits Intensifies, Separatists Call for Shut Down
Protests erupted in Srinagar today over a plan for "composite townships" in Jammu and Kashmir for displaced Kashmiri Hindus, or Pandits. Separatist groups have called for state-wide protests against setting up of separate townships for Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley. They have also called for a general strike tomorrow over the issue.
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Protests in Srinagar Over Plan for 'Composite Townships' for Kashmiri Pandits
Protests have erupted in Srinagar over a plan for "composite townships" in Jammu and Kashmir for displaced Kashmiri Hindus, or Pandits. Police resorted to tear gas shelling as dozens of demonstrators, led by separatist Yasin Malik, broke police cordons and entered the Lal Chowk area in the centre of the city.
