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Amit Shah, PDP Lying On AFSPA: Omar Adullah
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah Thursday rejected BJP chief Amit Shah''s claim that his party ended coalition with the PDP after it was pressured to dilute the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act.
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Some "Congress Friends" Conspired Against Removal Of AFSPA: Omar Abdullah
Under AFSPA, the armed forces are given special powers to arrest, use force and even open fire on anyone who violates the law. But over the years, civilians have levelled allegations of Army excesses in the insurgency-hit areas.
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You hang Afzal Guru, but don't have courage to revoke Army Act: Omar Abdullah to Centre
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today took on the Centre once again by reiterating his demand that the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFPSA be removed from the Valley.
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Would a militant bring wife, kids for attack? Omar Abdullah on Liyaqat case
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today said that the Delhi Police has failed to explain how a man returning to India with his wife and children was on a terror mission. "If a man comes to attack a shopping mall, will he come with his wife and children? I am hearing for the first time that a militant came to attack holding the hand of ...
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Kashmir on edge after young man's killing; Colonel named in FIR
The Kashmir Valley is on edge after a young man was killed, allegedly by the army, in Baramulla on Tuesday evening. Despite curfew, protesters and security forces clashed in many parts of the Valley again today. The opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) walked out of the state assembly in protest over the killing.
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Omar completes 3 years in office, says AFSPA issue not on backburner
Completing three years in office, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today asserted that the issue of partial withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA in the state is not on the "backburner", noting that this demand of the state government is rightful and based on logic.
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AFSPA row: Army being demonised, says Advani
As the controversy over the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) continues, senior BJP leader L K Advani today jumped into the ongoing debate, hitting out at Jammu and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for calling for a partial revocation of the military law in some parts of the state.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act: Omar meets AK Antony
As the controversy over the removal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from the certain areas in the Kashmir valley rages on, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah met Defence Minister AK Antony today.
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AFSPA revocation: Govt, Army in no mood to relent; deadlock continues
Rigid positions and a communication breakdown have led to a stalemate in Kashmir that does not show signs of ending any time soon.
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AFSPA row: 'No is not an option' says Omar to Army
A day after holding discussions with the army on the possibility of partial revocation of AFSPA, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday appeared defiant, saying his government has the authority to revoke the controversial law.
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Amit Shah, PDP Lying On AFSPA: Omar Adullah
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah Thursday rejected BJP chief Amit Shah''s claim that his party ended coalition with the PDP after it was pressured to dilute the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act.
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Some "Congress Friends" Conspired Against Removal Of AFSPA: Omar Abdullah
Under AFSPA, the armed forces are given special powers to arrest, use force and even open fire on anyone who violates the law. But over the years, civilians have levelled allegations of Army excesses in the insurgency-hit areas.
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You hang Afzal Guru, but don't have courage to revoke Army Act: Omar Abdullah to Centre
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today took on the Centre once again by reiterating his demand that the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFPSA be removed from the Valley.
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Would a militant bring wife, kids for attack? Omar Abdullah on Liyaqat case
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today said that the Delhi Police has failed to explain how a man returning to India with his wife and children was on a terror mission. "If a man comes to attack a shopping mall, will he come with his wife and children? I am hearing for the first time that a militant came to attack holding the hand of ...
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Kashmir on edge after young man's killing; Colonel named in FIR
The Kashmir Valley is on edge after a young man was killed, allegedly by the army, in Baramulla on Tuesday evening. Despite curfew, protesters and security forces clashed in many parts of the Valley again today. The opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) walked out of the state assembly in protest over the killing.
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Omar completes 3 years in office, says AFSPA issue not on backburner
Completing three years in office, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today asserted that the issue of partial withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA in the state is not on the "backburner", noting that this demand of the state government is rightful and based on logic.
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AFSPA row: Army being demonised, says Advani
As the controversy over the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) continues, senior BJP leader L K Advani today jumped into the ongoing debate, hitting out at Jammu and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for calling for a partial revocation of the military law in some parts of the state.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act: Omar meets AK Antony
As the controversy over the removal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from the certain areas in the Kashmir valley rages on, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah met Defence Minister AK Antony today.
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AFSPA revocation: Govt, Army in no mood to relent; deadlock continues
Rigid positions and a communication breakdown have led to a stalemate in Kashmir that does not show signs of ending any time soon.
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AFSPA row: 'No is not an option' says Omar to Army
A day after holding discussions with the army on the possibility of partial revocation of AFSPA, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday appeared defiant, saying his government has the authority to revoke the controversial law.
