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Separatist Masarat Alam Re-Arrested After Release In Jammu
Separatist Masarat Alam Bhat has been re-arrested under Public Safety Act (PSA), two days after High Court quashed his detention under the Act, the Jammu and Kashmir government said today.
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Kashmiri Separatists Call for Shutdown on Saturday to Protest Masarat Alam's Detention Under Public Safety Act
Kashmiri separatists have called for shutdown on Saturday in the valley against the detention of hardliner leader Masarat Alam under the Public Safety Act, a law that will allow the state to keep him in jail for two years without trial.
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Fresh Charges Against Separatist Masarat Alam; He Can be Jailed for 2 Years Without Trial
Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam, who was arrested last week for leading a rally in Srinagar where Pakistani flags were waved, has been charged under a law that will allow the state to keep him in jail for two years without trial.
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Situation Will be Controlled in Kashmir: Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh
Referring to a spate of events in Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh today said it was "nothing new" and the situation will be brought back to normalcy.
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Separatist Masarat Alam Re-Arrested After Release In Jammu
Separatist Masarat Alam Bhat has been re-arrested under Public Safety Act (PSA), two days after High Court quashed his detention under the Act, the Jammu and Kashmir government said today.
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Kashmiri Separatists Call for Shutdown on Saturday to Protest Masarat Alam's Detention Under Public Safety Act
Kashmiri separatists have called for shutdown on Saturday in the valley against the detention of hardliner leader Masarat Alam under the Public Safety Act, a law that will allow the state to keep him in jail for two years without trial.
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Fresh Charges Against Separatist Masarat Alam; He Can be Jailed for 2 Years Without Trial
Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam, who was arrested last week for leading a rally in Srinagar where Pakistani flags were waved, has been charged under a law that will allow the state to keep him in jail for two years without trial.
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Situation Will be Controlled in Kashmir: Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh
Referring to a spate of events in Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh today said it was "nothing new" and the situation will be brought back to normalcy.
