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Blog: Are Kashmiris Not Indian Citizens?
During the 2010 civilian unrest in Kashmir, an all-party delegation led by then Home Minister P Chidambaram visited the Valley to reach out to people and find a way to resolve the crisis.
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Mehbooba Mufti Blames Kashmir Unrest On Omar Abdullah's 2010 'Failure'
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Mehbooba Mufti today said the "failure" of the previous Omar Abdullah government to deal with the issue of stone-pelting had led to the unrest last year and the situation in the Valley at present.
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Former Home Secretary GK Pillai Defends Use Of Pellet Guns In Kashmir
On a day Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said pellet guns -- responsible for the deaths and injuries in Kashmir valley -- will soon be replaced, former Union Home Secretary GK Pillai, who handled the 2010 agitation, said the decision to use pellet guns has been vindicated.
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Hundreds Blinded, 3 Dead, Pellet Guns Come Under Scanner In Kashmir
Are pellet guns the non-lethal means to control mobs? That's the question rights groups are asking as hundreds have been blinded by pellets in the ongoing unrest in Kashmir.
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Blog: Are Kashmiris Not Indian Citizens?
During the 2010 civilian unrest in Kashmir, an all-party delegation led by then Home Minister P Chidambaram visited the Valley to reach out to people and find a way to resolve the crisis.
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Mehbooba Mufti Blames Kashmir Unrest On Omar Abdullah's 2010 'Failure'
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Mehbooba Mufti today said the "failure" of the previous Omar Abdullah government to deal with the issue of stone-pelting had led to the unrest last year and the situation in the Valley at present.
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Former Home Secretary GK Pillai Defends Use Of Pellet Guns In Kashmir
On a day Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said pellet guns -- responsible for the deaths and injuries in Kashmir valley -- will soon be replaced, former Union Home Secretary GK Pillai, who handled the 2010 agitation, said the decision to use pellet guns has been vindicated.
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Hundreds Blinded, 3 Dead, Pellet Guns Come Under Scanner In Kashmir
Are pellet guns the non-lethal means to control mobs? That's the question rights groups are asking as hundreds have been blinded by pellets in the ongoing unrest in Kashmir.
