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2 Jails Raided In Jammu And Kashmir Amid Crackdown On Terror Activities
The simultaneous searches were conducted at the Central Jail, Srinagar, and District Jail, Kupwara, sources said.
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Engineer Rashid Returns To Jail, Delhi Court Defers Bail Hearing Till Nov 19
Independent Lok Sabha MP from Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir, Engineer Rashid surrendered at Tihar Jail on Monday after his interim bail in a terror-funding case currently being investigated by the NIA expired.
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Jailed Former J&K MLA Engineer Rashid Files Papers For Baramulla Seat
Nomination papers of former J&K legislator Engineer Rashid, presently in Delhi's Tihar Jail, were filed for the Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency on Monday.
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Lashkar Unit Busted, Was Behind J&K Grenade Attacks: Police
A module of Lashkar-e-Taiba terror outfit involved in grenade attacks was smashed in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir with the arrest of four terrorist associates who were getting directions from two inmates of Central Jail Srinagar, police said
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40 Arrested After Protests Inside Srinagar's Jamia Masjid
Around 40 people have been arrested for protesting inside Srinagar's Jamia Masjid last week. Fifteenof them will be charged under the Public Safety Act or PSA, police said. A person can be jailed for six months, under the stringent law, or extended period without a trial.
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Mehbooba Mufti Shifted To Her Residence, But Detention Continues
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, at present detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA), was shifted from a make-shift jail to her residence, officials said in Srinagar today.
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Those Who Come Between Peace Process Of J&K Will Be Jailed: BJP
With the abrogation of article 370, Jammu and Kashmir is treading on the path of peace and development and anyone who tries to create hurdles in the way will be dealt with sternly, BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav said in Srinagar today.
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Farooq Abdullah's Sister, Daughter Released After 30 Hours In Prison
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah's sister Suraiya and daughter Safiya were among 13 women agitators released from the Srinagar central jail on Wednesday evening, a day after they were arrested for holding a sit-in protest at Srinagar's Pratap Park.
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Public Safety Act, Used To Detain Farooq Abdullah, Explained In 5 Points
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was on Monday charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA) - a stringent law that enables detention without trial for two years. The politician, 83, has been charged with "disturbing public order", which carries a three-month detention term. He has so far been under "unofficial" house arrest in S...
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Unjustly Jailed For 23 Years, Ali Mohammed Bhat Returns To Parents' Grave
Twenty-three years after he was accused of terror attacks in Delhi and Rajasthan, branded a terrorist and left to rot in prison, 48-year-old Ali Mohammad Bhat returned home to Srinagar, only to find his parents had died of heartbreak while he languished in jail for a crime he never committed
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2 Jails Raided In Jammu And Kashmir Amid Crackdown On Terror Activities
The simultaneous searches were conducted at the Central Jail, Srinagar, and District Jail, Kupwara, sources said.
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Engineer Rashid Returns To Jail, Delhi Court Defers Bail Hearing Till Nov 19
Independent Lok Sabha MP from Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir, Engineer Rashid surrendered at Tihar Jail on Monday after his interim bail in a terror-funding case currently being investigated by the NIA expired.
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Jailed Former J&K MLA Engineer Rashid Files Papers For Baramulla Seat
Nomination papers of former J&K legislator Engineer Rashid, presently in Delhi's Tihar Jail, were filed for the Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency on Monday.
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Lashkar Unit Busted, Was Behind J&K Grenade Attacks: Police
A module of Lashkar-e-Taiba terror outfit involved in grenade attacks was smashed in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir with the arrest of four terrorist associates who were getting directions from two inmates of Central Jail Srinagar, police said
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40 Arrested After Protests Inside Srinagar's Jamia Masjid
Around 40 people have been arrested for protesting inside Srinagar's Jamia Masjid last week. Fifteenof them will be charged under the Public Safety Act or PSA, police said. A person can be jailed for six months, under the stringent law, or extended period without a trial.
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Mehbooba Mufti Shifted To Her Residence, But Detention Continues
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, at present detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA), was shifted from a make-shift jail to her residence, officials said in Srinagar today.
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Those Who Come Between Peace Process Of J&K Will Be Jailed: BJP
With the abrogation of article 370, Jammu and Kashmir is treading on the path of peace and development and anyone who tries to create hurdles in the way will be dealt with sternly, BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav said in Srinagar today.
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Farooq Abdullah's Sister, Daughter Released After 30 Hours In Prison
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah's sister Suraiya and daughter Safiya were among 13 women agitators released from the Srinagar central jail on Wednesday evening, a day after they were arrested for holding a sit-in protest at Srinagar's Pratap Park.
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Public Safety Act, Used To Detain Farooq Abdullah, Explained In 5 Points
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was on Monday charged under the Public Safety Act (PSA) - a stringent law that enables detention without trial for two years. The politician, 83, has been charged with "disturbing public order", which carries a three-month detention term. He has so far been under "unofficial" house arrest in S...
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Unjustly Jailed For 23 Years, Ali Mohammed Bhat Returns To Parents' Grave
Twenty-three years after he was accused of terror attacks in Delhi and Rajasthan, branded a terrorist and left to rot in prison, 48-year-old Ali Mohammad Bhat returned home to Srinagar, only to find his parents had died of heartbreak while he languished in jail for a crime he never committed
