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Elizabeth Warren 2nd US President Candidate To Sound "Concern" Over J&K
US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Saturday became the second presidential candidate of the Democratic party to voice concerns over the communications lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, in force since the centre revoked the state's special status on August 5.
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Bernie Sanders' J&K Talk "Influenced By Pak Campaign Manager": US Veteran
US Senator and Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders has termed India's action in Kashmir as "unacceptable" to his cheering Muslim audience in Houston. But according to veteran US Army Colonel Lawrence Sellin, Sanders' statement was likely influenced by his Pakistani-American campaign manager and Muslim activist, Faiz Shakir.
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"Deeply Concerned About Situation In Kashmir": US Senator Bernie Sanders
United States must support UN-backed peaceful resolution in Kashmir, US senator and presidential contender Bernie Sanders said on Saturday, adding that he was "deeply concerned about the situation" in the state.
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Elizabeth Warren 2nd US President Candidate To Sound "Concern" Over J&K
US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Saturday became the second presidential candidate of the Democratic party to voice concerns over the communications lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, in force since the centre revoked the state's special status on August 5.
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Bernie Sanders' J&K Talk "Influenced By Pak Campaign Manager": US Veteran
US Senator and Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders has termed India's action in Kashmir as "unacceptable" to his cheering Muslim audience in Houston. But according to veteran US Army Colonel Lawrence Sellin, Sanders' statement was likely influenced by his Pakistani-American campaign manager and Muslim activist, Faiz Shakir.
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"Deeply Concerned About Situation In Kashmir": US Senator Bernie Sanders
United States must support UN-backed peaceful resolution in Kashmir, US senator and presidential contender Bernie Sanders said on Saturday, adding that he was "deeply concerned about the situation" in the state.
