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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Kashmir In 2022, Government Tells Parliament
- Wednesday July 27, 2022
- India News | Edited by Akhil Kumar
No Kashmiri Pandit has left the Kashmir valley during 2022, junior Home Minister Nityanand Rai today told the Parliament pointing to data showing all 6,514 of them are still residing there.
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
- Friday June 3, 2022
- India News | Written by Neeta Sharma
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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Kashmiri Muslims In Bandipore Celebrate Shivratri, Want Pandits To Return
- Saturday February 25, 2017
- India News | Written by Nazir Masoodi
An ancient Shiv temple in Bandipore's Sumbal town on the banks of Jhelum hasn't had devotees on Shivratri for years. Not after Kashmiri Pandits fled the town 25 km from Srinagar during the peak of the militancy in the early nineties. Friday morning was different.
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www.ndtv.com
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No Kashmiri Pandit Left Kashmir In 2022, Government Tells Parliament
- Wednesday July 27, 2022
- India News | Edited by Akhil Kumar
No Kashmiri Pandit has left the Kashmir valley during 2022, junior Home Minister Nityanand Rai today told the Parliament pointing to data showing all 6,514 of them are still residing there.
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www.ndtv.com
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
- Friday June 3, 2022
- India News | Written by Neeta Sharma
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kashmiri Muslims In Bandipore Celebrate Shivratri, Want Pandits To Return
- Saturday February 25, 2017
- India News | Written by Nazir Masoodi
An ancient Shiv temple in Bandipore's Sumbal town on the banks of Jhelum hasn't had devotees on Shivratri for years. Not after Kashmiri Pandits fled the town 25 km from Srinagar during the peak of the militancy in the early nineties. Friday morning was different.
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www.ndtv.com