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"Terrorists Will Fill Vacuum": Rahul Gandhi On Farooq Abdullah Detention
The government is trying to "remove nationalist leaders like Farooq Abdullah" to create a political vacuum that will be filled by terrorists, Rahul Gandhi said today, targeting the government for the veteran Jammu and Kashmir leader's detention under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA).
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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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Soldier For 30 Years, Assam Man Arrested As Illegal Immigrant
A retired soldier from Assam, who served the army for 30 years, has been declared a foreigner by the police under a law used to stop illegal migration from Bangladesh. Mohammad Sanaulla, 53, who served as a Subedar in the army till 2017 and fought terrorists in Kashmir and Manipur, was arrested today and sent to a detention centre.
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13,000 Xinjiang "Terrorists" Arrested Since 2014, Says China
Authorities in China have arrested almost 13,000 "terrorists" in Xinjiang since 2014, the government said on Monday, in a policy paper defending its controversial de-radicalisation measures for Muslims in the restive far western region.
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Army Questions 3 Jawans Over Killing Of Soldier Aurangzeb In Kashmir
The army is questioning three soldiers for their alleged role in the murder of a soldier - who waskilled by terrorists - in Jammu and Kashmir in June last year. Sources said the men, all belonging to the 44 Rashtriya Rifles, are reportedly under detention after investigations revealed that they might have leaked the information about the movements ...
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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
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26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed To Be Freed Today in Pakistan
Hafiz Saeed, 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind, is to be released from house arrest in Pakistan, a court has ruled, in a move that will further inflame tension with India
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Pakistani Court Defers Verdict In Terrorist Hafiz Saeed's Detention Case
The Lahore High Court in Pakistan today deferred its verdict over the detention of Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed and four of his aides till July 3.
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Australia Moves To Indefinite Detention Of Terrorists
High-risk terror offenders may be kept in jail after their sentences finish, Australian officials said as they move to tighten security laws following attacks in the United States and Europe.
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"Terrorists Will Fill Vacuum": Rahul Gandhi On Farooq Abdullah Detention
The government is trying to "remove nationalist leaders like Farooq Abdullah" to create a political vacuum that will be filled by terrorists, Rahul Gandhi said today, targeting the government for the veteran Jammu and Kashmir leader's detention under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA).
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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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Soldier For 30 Years, Assam Man Arrested As Illegal Immigrant
A retired soldier from Assam, who served the army for 30 years, has been declared a foreigner by the police under a law used to stop illegal migration from Bangladesh. Mohammad Sanaulla, 53, who served as a Subedar in the army till 2017 and fought terrorists in Kashmir and Manipur, was arrested today and sent to a detention centre.
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13,000 Xinjiang "Terrorists" Arrested Since 2014, Says China
Authorities in China have arrested almost 13,000 "terrorists" in Xinjiang since 2014, the government said on Monday, in a policy paper defending its controversial de-radicalisation measures for Muslims in the restive far western region.
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Army Questions 3 Jawans Over Killing Of Soldier Aurangzeb In Kashmir
The army is questioning three soldiers for their alleged role in the murder of a soldier - who waskilled by terrorists - in Jammu and Kashmir in June last year. Sources said the men, all belonging to the 44 Rashtriya Rifles, are reportedly under detention after investigations revealed that they might have leaked the information about the movements ...
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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
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26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed To Be Freed Today in Pakistan
Hafiz Saeed, 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind, is to be released from house arrest in Pakistan, a court has ruled, in a move that will further inflame tension with India
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Pakistani Court Defers Verdict In Terrorist Hafiz Saeed's Detention Case
The Lahore High Court in Pakistan today deferred its verdict over the detention of Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed and four of his aides till July 3.
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Australia Moves To Indefinite Detention Of Terrorists
High-risk terror offenders may be kept in jail after their sentences finish, Australian officials said as they move to tighten security laws following attacks in the United States and Europe.
