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India's "Dump Truck" Jibe, And A J&K Reminder To Pakistan At UN
India's Member of Parliament PP Chaudhary delivered a strong rebuttal to Pakistan's comments on Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, asserting that the Union Territory "remains an integral and inalienable part of India."
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Opinion | Politicking Over Pahalgam
The Congress's exhortation to its leaders to adhere to the CWC resolution on the Pahalgam attack seems somewhat ironic. The underlying intent, however, appears to be laying the groundwork for a special Parliament session to discuss the attack.
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Watch: British MP Bob Blackman Condemns Pahalgam Terror Attack In Parliament
British Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) Bob Blackman on Thursday condemned the "cowardly" terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that killed 26 people. Speaking in the UK Parliament, Mr Blackman called it a "systematic murder of Hindu p
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"Pakistan Occupied Kashmir Is Very Much A Part Of India": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is part of India and added that there is a resolution of the Indian Parliament which states that PoK is part of the country.
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"Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir Is Ours": Amit Shah Reiterates in Parliament
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reaffirmed inside Parliament that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) is part of India and that no one can snatch the region from us.
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Amit Shah's Big Statement On Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir In Lok Sabha Today
Twenty four seats have been reserved in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly for the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir as "PoK is ours," Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in the Parliament on Wednesday.
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"Reducing Footprints": Centre On Pak's Drone Strategy To Ferry Weapons
The infiltration levels in Jammu and Kashmir have declined, but Pakistan is keeping terrorism alive and using technology to send weapons and drugs into India through drones, the centre told parliament on Tuesday.
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"False Assertions'': India On Kashmir Debate In UK Parliament
India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on "false assertions" and unsubstantiated allegations propagated by a "third country" - an apparent reference to Pakistan.
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If Talks Can Happen With China, Why Not With Other Neighbour: Farooq Abdullah
Speaking in Parliament for the first time since his release from detention, the National Conference president and MP Farooq Abdullah on Saturday advocated talks with Pakistan, saying if India can talk to China to defuse their border row, it can also speak to its other neighbour to deal with the situation at Jammu and Kashmir borders.
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Kashmir An Issue between India, Pak, UK's Stance Unchanged: Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday said in Parliament that the UK's long-standing stance of Kashmir being a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan remains unchanged although the situation in the Valley is of "profound" concern to the country.
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India's "Dump Truck" Jibe, And A J&K Reminder To Pakistan At UN
India's Member of Parliament PP Chaudhary delivered a strong rebuttal to Pakistan's comments on Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, asserting that the Union Territory "remains an integral and inalienable part of India."
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Opinion | Politicking Over Pahalgam
The Congress's exhortation to its leaders to adhere to the CWC resolution on the Pahalgam attack seems somewhat ironic. The underlying intent, however, appears to be laying the groundwork for a special Parliament session to discuss the attack.
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Watch: British MP Bob Blackman Condemns Pahalgam Terror Attack In Parliament
British Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) Bob Blackman on Thursday condemned the "cowardly" terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that killed 26 people. Speaking in the UK Parliament, Mr Blackman called it a "systematic murder of Hindu p
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"Pakistan Occupied Kashmir Is Very Much A Part Of India": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is part of India and added that there is a resolution of the Indian Parliament which states that PoK is part of the country.
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"Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir Is Ours": Amit Shah Reiterates in Parliament
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reaffirmed inside Parliament that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) is part of India and that no one can snatch the region from us.
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Amit Shah's Big Statement On Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir In Lok Sabha Today
Twenty four seats have been reserved in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly for the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir as "PoK is ours," Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in the Parliament on Wednesday.
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"Reducing Footprints": Centre On Pak's Drone Strategy To Ferry Weapons
The infiltration levels in Jammu and Kashmir have declined, but Pakistan is keeping terrorism alive and using technology to send weapons and drugs into India through drones, the centre told parliament on Tuesday.
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"False Assertions'': India On Kashmir Debate In UK Parliament
India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on "false assertions" and unsubstantiated allegations propagated by a "third country" - an apparent reference to Pakistan.
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If Talks Can Happen With China, Why Not With Other Neighbour: Farooq Abdullah
Speaking in Parliament for the first time since his release from detention, the National Conference president and MP Farooq Abdullah on Saturday advocated talks with Pakistan, saying if India can talk to China to defuse their border row, it can also speak to its other neighbour to deal with the situation at Jammu and Kashmir borders.
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Kashmir An Issue between India, Pak, UK's Stance Unchanged: Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday said in Parliament that the UK's long-standing stance of Kashmir being a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan remains unchanged although the situation in the Valley is of "profound" concern to the country.
