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J&K Cracks Down On Overseas Separatists Spreading Misinformation
In a significant escalation of its crackdown on secessionist propaganda and digital misinformation, a special judge in Srinagar has issued a proclamation against three accused in a case registered by Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK).
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Separatist Leader Shakeel Bakshi Arrested In 1996 Srinagar Violence Case
A nearly three-decade-old case has taken a major turn with the arrest of separatist leader Shakeel Ahmad Bakshi, reviving a long-stalled investigation into a violent 1996 procession at Srinagar's Naaz Crossing.
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Senior Cop Called Back To Manipur After Fresh Violence Hits State
As Manipur continues to battle a fresh round of violence, the Union Home Ministry today repatriated top Srinagar police official Rakesh Balwal to the northeastern state.
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Amit Shah Gives Job Letters To Families of 4 Cops Killed By Terrorists
Union Home Minister Amit Shah handed over appointment letters on Tuesday to the family of four Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel who were killed in terror-related violence in the valley, officials said.
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Centre Must Do "Something" To Improve Situation In J&K: Omar Abdullah
People in Jammu and Kashmir are in distress as there is hardly a day without any violent incident, National Conference (NC) vice-president Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday, asserting that the government should take steps to improve the situation.
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Mehbooba Mufti Says 'The Kashmir Files' Responsible For Violence In Valley
Days after the killing of Kashmiri pandit government employee Rahul Bhat, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti on Monday blamed the Vivek Agnihotri directorial 'The Kashmir Files' for 'triggering' violence in the union territory.
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Support For Terrorism Nearly "Wiped Out" In Jammu And Kashmir: Top Army Official
The recent "uncoordinated" acts of violence in North Kashmir are "signs of desperation" by terrorists and are not finding resonance among people who want to get out of the cycle of violence - a fact visible in the sharp dip this year in the recruitment of local youths in terror groups, a senior Army officer has said.
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"Situation Calm, Don't Believe Mischievous News Of Firing": J&K Police
The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is peaceful and no violence has been reported from anywhere in the state, the state police said on Saturday.
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Kashmiri Pandit Returns Home To Open Shop, Gets Hero's Welcome
In 1990, Roshan Lal Mawa was shot four times by unidentified gunmen as violence against Kashmiri Pandits reached its worst phase. Left with no choice but to leave behind his beloved Kashmir, he picked up the pieces of his shattered life and moved to Delhi. Only, he could never be at home there.
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In Srinagar, Farooq Abdullah Fights Election On "Special Status" Plank
With election fever gripping Kashmir, women were seen singing and dancing as National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah reached Nagam village as part of his poll campaign. This was in complete contrast to the 2017 bypolls, when Farooq Abdullah contested from here and nobody would come out to root for him. The bypolls had recorded a dismal 7% voting,...
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J&K Cracks Down On Overseas Separatists Spreading Misinformation
In a significant escalation of its crackdown on secessionist propaganda and digital misinformation, a special judge in Srinagar has issued a proclamation against three accused in a case registered by Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK).
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Separatist Leader Shakeel Bakshi Arrested In 1996 Srinagar Violence Case
A nearly three-decade-old case has taken a major turn with the arrest of separatist leader Shakeel Ahmad Bakshi, reviving a long-stalled investigation into a violent 1996 procession at Srinagar's Naaz Crossing.
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Senior Cop Called Back To Manipur After Fresh Violence Hits State
As Manipur continues to battle a fresh round of violence, the Union Home Ministry today repatriated top Srinagar police official Rakesh Balwal to the northeastern state.
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Amit Shah Gives Job Letters To Families of 4 Cops Killed By Terrorists
Union Home Minister Amit Shah handed over appointment letters on Tuesday to the family of four Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel who were killed in terror-related violence in the valley, officials said.
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Centre Must Do "Something" To Improve Situation In J&K: Omar Abdullah
People in Jammu and Kashmir are in distress as there is hardly a day without any violent incident, National Conference (NC) vice-president Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday, asserting that the government should take steps to improve the situation.
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Mehbooba Mufti Says 'The Kashmir Files' Responsible For Violence In Valley
Days after the killing of Kashmiri pandit government employee Rahul Bhat, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti on Monday blamed the Vivek Agnihotri directorial 'The Kashmir Files' for 'triggering' violence in the union territory.
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Support For Terrorism Nearly "Wiped Out" In Jammu And Kashmir: Top Army Official
The recent "uncoordinated" acts of violence in North Kashmir are "signs of desperation" by terrorists and are not finding resonance among people who want to get out of the cycle of violence - a fact visible in the sharp dip this year in the recruitment of local youths in terror groups, a senior Army officer has said.
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"Situation Calm, Don't Believe Mischievous News Of Firing": J&K Police
The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is peaceful and no violence has been reported from anywhere in the state, the state police said on Saturday.
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Kashmiri Pandit Returns Home To Open Shop, Gets Hero's Welcome
In 1990, Roshan Lal Mawa was shot four times by unidentified gunmen as violence against Kashmiri Pandits reached its worst phase. Left with no choice but to leave behind his beloved Kashmir, he picked up the pieces of his shattered life and moved to Delhi. Only, he could never be at home there.
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In Srinagar, Farooq Abdullah Fights Election On "Special Status" Plank
With election fever gripping Kashmir, women were seen singing and dancing as National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah reached Nagam village as part of his poll campaign. This was in complete contrast to the 2017 bypolls, when Farooq Abdullah contested from here and nobody would come out to root for him. The bypolls had recorded a dismal 7% voting,...
