Nit Srinagar Clash
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1,450 Non-Kashmiri Students Sent Back From NIT Srinagar: Government
The government today informed Parliament that the NIT Srinagar authorities facilitated the return of 1,450 non-Kashmiri students to their native places in the wake of the unrest on the campus.
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NIT Srinagar Students Want PM Modi To Hoist Tricolour On Campus
With the government having ruled out shifting NIT Srinagar following the recent unrest, outstation students today demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Education Minister Smriti Irani visit the campus and hoist the tricolour to instill a sense of security.
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Withdraw Criminal Cases Against Non-Local NIT Students: BJP
The BJP in Jammu and Kashmir today sought withdrawal of criminal cases against non-local students of the NIT Srinagar, terming the registration of FIR as a decision taken in haste to curb the voice of nationalism.
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NIT Students Meet Rajnath Singh, Demand Shifting Campus Outside Srinagar
A group of NIT, Srinagar students today met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and discussed about the ongoing stir on the campus following clashes between local and outstation students.
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Separatists Force Shutdown In Kashmir Over Attacks On Students Outside
After violence at NIT Srinagar and the ensuing stand-off, reported attacks on Kashmiri students in other parts of the country are fast becoming a major political issue in Kashmir. Separatists today ensured a complete shutdown in all the 10 districts of the Kashmir valley over the issue.
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Over 100 People En Route To NIT Srinagar Disallowed To Enter State
Around 150 young people who were on their way to Srinagar to express solidarity with the non-local students at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) were detained at Lakhanpur and not allowed to enter Jammu and Kashmir.
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Will Withdraw Forces From NIT As Soon As Normalcy Is Restored: CRPF Chief
The CRPF today said it will withdraw from the National Institute of Technology, Srinagar as soon as normalcy is restored and the classes resume there. CRPF Director General K Durga Prasad said the situation in the campus is peaceful right now.
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NIT Srinagar Issue: Parents From Rajasthan Worried About Students' Security
Parents of some students hailing from Rajasthan, who are studying in NIT Srinagar, said they are worried about the security of their wards and have decided to meet the HRD minister to raise their concerns.
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State Government To Meet Protesting NIT Srinagar Students Again Today
The Jammu and Kashmir government will hold another meeting with protesting students at NIT Srinagar today after an earlier meeting late last night failed to end the protests and bring students back to their classes.
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Omar Abdullah Hits Out At Mehbooba Mufti Over NIT Srinagar Row
Questioning Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti's "silence" on NIT issue, Opposition National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Friday said she has "abdicated" all authority.
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Rajnath Singh Meets NSA, Discusses Pak, NIT Srinagar Issues
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today discussed with top officials, including NSA Ajit Doval, the security situation in the country, including the tension at NIT Srinagar and the denial of permission to an NIA team to visit Pakistan in connection with the Pathankot attack.
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NIT Srinagar Row: BJP Warns Of Reaction Against Jammu And Kashmir Students
The BJP today cautioned that the way outstation students are being dealt with at NIT Srinagar could have an impact on students from Jammu and Kashmir studying elsewhere in the country.
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NIT Srinagar Issue: 2 FIRs Registered In Connection With Campus Violence
Police has registered two separate FIRs regarding the incidents of the violence that took place on NIT Srinagar campus.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia Condemn Police Action At NIT Srinagar
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned the police action against students at the NIT Srinagar.
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Was Misinformed About 'Mild Lathi Charge' At NIT: Nirmal Singh To NDTV
A day after he described the assault on students at the NIT campus in Srinagar as "a mild lathi charge", Nirmal Singh, the Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, told NDTV he had been misinformed of the facts.
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1,450 Non-Kashmiri Students Sent Back From NIT Srinagar: Government
The government today informed Parliament that the NIT Srinagar authorities facilitated the return of 1,450 non-Kashmiri students to their native places in the wake of the unrest on the campus.
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NIT Srinagar Students Want PM Modi To Hoist Tricolour On Campus
With the government having ruled out shifting NIT Srinagar following the recent unrest, outstation students today demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Education Minister Smriti Irani visit the campus and hoist the tricolour to instill a sense of security.
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Withdraw Criminal Cases Against Non-Local NIT Students: BJP
The BJP in Jammu and Kashmir today sought withdrawal of criminal cases against non-local students of the NIT Srinagar, terming the registration of FIR as a decision taken in haste to curb the voice of nationalism.
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NIT Students Meet Rajnath Singh, Demand Shifting Campus Outside Srinagar
A group of NIT, Srinagar students today met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and discussed about the ongoing stir on the campus following clashes between local and outstation students.
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Separatists Force Shutdown In Kashmir Over Attacks On Students Outside
After violence at NIT Srinagar and the ensuing stand-off, reported attacks on Kashmiri students in other parts of the country are fast becoming a major political issue in Kashmir. Separatists today ensured a complete shutdown in all the 10 districts of the Kashmir valley over the issue.
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Over 100 People En Route To NIT Srinagar Disallowed To Enter State
Around 150 young people who were on their way to Srinagar to express solidarity with the non-local students at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) were detained at Lakhanpur and not allowed to enter Jammu and Kashmir.
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Will Withdraw Forces From NIT As Soon As Normalcy Is Restored: CRPF Chief
The CRPF today said it will withdraw from the National Institute of Technology, Srinagar as soon as normalcy is restored and the classes resume there. CRPF Director General K Durga Prasad said the situation in the campus is peaceful right now.
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NIT Srinagar Issue: Parents From Rajasthan Worried About Students' Security
Parents of some students hailing from Rajasthan, who are studying in NIT Srinagar, said they are worried about the security of their wards and have decided to meet the HRD minister to raise their concerns.
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State Government To Meet Protesting NIT Srinagar Students Again Today
The Jammu and Kashmir government will hold another meeting with protesting students at NIT Srinagar today after an earlier meeting late last night failed to end the protests and bring students back to their classes.
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Omar Abdullah Hits Out At Mehbooba Mufti Over NIT Srinagar Row
Questioning Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti's "silence" on NIT issue, Opposition National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Friday said she has "abdicated" all authority.
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Rajnath Singh Meets NSA, Discusses Pak, NIT Srinagar Issues
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today discussed with top officials, including NSA Ajit Doval, the security situation in the country, including the tension at NIT Srinagar and the denial of permission to an NIA team to visit Pakistan in connection with the Pathankot attack.
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NIT Srinagar Row: BJP Warns Of Reaction Against Jammu And Kashmir Students
The BJP today cautioned that the way outstation students are being dealt with at NIT Srinagar could have an impact on students from Jammu and Kashmir studying elsewhere in the country.
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NIT Srinagar Issue: 2 FIRs Registered In Connection With Campus Violence
Police has registered two separate FIRs regarding the incidents of the violence that took place on NIT Srinagar campus.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia Condemn Police Action At NIT Srinagar
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned the police action against students at the NIT Srinagar.
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Was Misinformed About 'Mild Lathi Charge' At NIT: Nirmal Singh To NDTV
A day after he described the assault on students at the NIT campus in Srinagar as "a mild lathi charge", Nirmal Singh, the Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, told NDTV he had been misinformed of the facts.
