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Defend, Destroy, Defeat - Fresh Brief For Security Agencies In Kashmir
After the BJP-PDP alliance in Jammu and Kashmir ended, the centre's renewed approach to ensure peace in the Valley involves 4Ds - defend, destroy, defeat and deny, said a senior home ministry official. The security forces have to follow this brief as they venture into trouble-prone areas of the Valley.
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"Goons" Using Amnesty To Throw Stones In Kashmir: Omar Abdullah
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today said some "goons" have taken advantage of the amnesty given to stone-throwers in Kashmir
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Mehbooba Mufti Heeds A Mother's Plea Seeking Amnesty For Jailed Son
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday said her government will consider giving amnesty to a 23-year-old man, who has been languishing in jail, after his mother made an appeal for his release.
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Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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Citizens Should Be Allowed To Protest In Peace Without Fear: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry, who is on two-day visit to Delhi, addressed students at IIT Delhi on Wednesday.
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Haven't Given Clean Chit To Amnesty, Says Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara
Under attack over the Amnesty International row, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara today said he had not given a clean chit to the rights advocacy group, which has been booked for sedition for hosting an event where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised.
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Ex-Karnataka Lokayukta Backs Sedition Charge Against Amnesty
Former Supreme Court Judge and Karnataka's ex-Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde today backed charges of sedition against human rights watchdog Amnesty International. At an event organised by Amnesty International on Saturday, anti-India slogans were allegedly raised during a discussion on Kashmir, prompting the authorities to charge the human rights watchd...
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Amnesty International Unlikely To Get Permission To Set Up South Asian Hub In India
The government is unlikely to grant permission to Amnesty International, slapped with charge of sedition for hosting an event where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised, for opening a hub in India to look after its operations in South Asia.
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Amnesty For Now Shuts Offices, Congress Slams Its Karnataka Government
Amnesty International, accused in a police complaint of sedition in Karnataka, has temporarily closed its offices in Chennai, Pune , Delhi and Bengaluru after protests by hundreds of young right-wing activists.
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Siddaramaiah Has Assured No Arrests Pending Probe In Amnesty Event: Digvijaya Singh
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said no arrests would be made pending the probe into the event on Kashmir held by Amnesty International where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised, according to Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, days after the NGO was slapped with sedition charges.
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Centre Launches Funding Probe Against Amnesty, Charged With Sedition
The union Home Ministry has begun what officials describe as a preliminary exercise to find out whether human rights-focused NGO Amnesty International's India chapter has the required permission to receive foreign funding.
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About Amnesty's Sedition Case, Karnataka Government 'Says Not Clear Yet'
A day after a sedition case was filed against it, Amnesty International's India chapter said its members did not shout anti-India slogans, while the BJP said it wants Amnesty to be investigated by the Centre. The Congress, which is ruling Karnataka, said videos of the event are being studied and "things are not very clear" at this point.
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Sedition Case Against Amnesty India After Slogan-Shouting At Kashmir Debate
Amnesty International's India chapter has said it has not yet received a copy of a FIR or First Information Report in a sedition case filed against it in Bengaluru, but has questioned why "organising an event to defend constitutional values is now being branded 'anti-India' and criminalized."
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634 Stone-Pelters Released In Kashmir On Eid To Give Peace A Chance
The release of 634 stone-pelters is a confidence-building measure (CBM) that would give these youth a chance to start their lives afresh, a senior minister of Jammu and Kashmir government said on Thursday, referring to the amnesty granted by the state government.
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Jammu And Kashmir Government To Grant Amnesty To 634 Stone-Pelters On Eid
634 people, facing stone-pelting charges, will get amnesty on the occasion of Eid, with the Jammu and Kashmir government today approving withdrawal of 104 cases against them.
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Defend, Destroy, Defeat - Fresh Brief For Security Agencies In Kashmir
After the BJP-PDP alliance in Jammu and Kashmir ended, the centre's renewed approach to ensure peace in the Valley involves 4Ds - defend, destroy, defeat and deny, said a senior home ministry official. The security forces have to follow this brief as they venture into trouble-prone areas of the Valley.
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"Goons" Using Amnesty To Throw Stones In Kashmir: Omar Abdullah
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today said some "goons" have taken advantage of the amnesty given to stone-throwers in Kashmir
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Mehbooba Mufti Heeds A Mother's Plea Seeking Amnesty For Jailed Son
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday said her government will consider giving amnesty to a 23-year-old man, who has been languishing in jail, after his mother made an appeal for his release.
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Centre's Amnesty To Free 4,500 Caught In Kashmir's Stone-Pelting Protests
The Centre's outreach to "first time offenders" in Jammu and Kashmir could mean freedom for 4,500 young men. All of them had been arrested for stone-pelting, mostly during the five-month unrest in the valley that started after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. All of them have been in police lock-up since their arrest.
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Citizens Should Be Allowed To Protest In Peace Without Fear: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry, who is on two-day visit to Delhi, addressed students at IIT Delhi on Wednesday.
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Haven't Given Clean Chit To Amnesty, Says Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara
Under attack over the Amnesty International row, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara today said he had not given a clean chit to the rights advocacy group, which has been booked for sedition for hosting an event where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised.
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Ex-Karnataka Lokayukta Backs Sedition Charge Against Amnesty
Former Supreme Court Judge and Karnataka's ex-Lokayukta N Santosh Hegde today backed charges of sedition against human rights watchdog Amnesty International. At an event organised by Amnesty International on Saturday, anti-India slogans were allegedly raised during a discussion on Kashmir, prompting the authorities to charge the human rights watchd...
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Amnesty International Unlikely To Get Permission To Set Up South Asian Hub In India
The government is unlikely to grant permission to Amnesty International, slapped with charge of sedition for hosting an event where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised, for opening a hub in India to look after its operations in South Asia.
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Amnesty For Now Shuts Offices, Congress Slams Its Karnataka Government
Amnesty International, accused in a police complaint of sedition in Karnataka, has temporarily closed its offices in Chennai, Pune , Delhi and Bengaluru after protests by hundreds of young right-wing activists.
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Siddaramaiah Has Assured No Arrests Pending Probe In Amnesty Event: Digvijaya Singh
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said no arrests would be made pending the probe into the event on Kashmir held by Amnesty International where anti-India slogans were allegedly raised, according to Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, days after the NGO was slapped with sedition charges.
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Centre Launches Funding Probe Against Amnesty, Charged With Sedition
The union Home Ministry has begun what officials describe as a preliminary exercise to find out whether human rights-focused NGO Amnesty International's India chapter has the required permission to receive foreign funding.
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About Amnesty's Sedition Case, Karnataka Government 'Says Not Clear Yet'
A day after a sedition case was filed against it, Amnesty International's India chapter said its members did not shout anti-India slogans, while the BJP said it wants Amnesty to be investigated by the Centre. The Congress, which is ruling Karnataka, said videos of the event are being studied and "things are not very clear" at this point.
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Sedition Case Against Amnesty India After Slogan-Shouting At Kashmir Debate
Amnesty International's India chapter has said it has not yet received a copy of a FIR or First Information Report in a sedition case filed against it in Bengaluru, but has questioned why "organising an event to defend constitutional values is now being branded 'anti-India' and criminalized."
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634 Stone-Pelters Released In Kashmir On Eid To Give Peace A Chance
The release of 634 stone-pelters is a confidence-building measure (CBM) that would give these youth a chance to start their lives afresh, a senior minister of Jammu and Kashmir government said on Thursday, referring to the amnesty granted by the state government.
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Jammu And Kashmir Government To Grant Amnesty To 634 Stone-Pelters On Eid
634 people, facing stone-pelting charges, will get amnesty on the occasion of Eid, with the Jammu and Kashmir government today approving withdrawal of 104 cases against them.
