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Congress Seeks Answers From Centre On Kashmiri Pandits' Targeted Killings
The Congress today attacked the BJP over the alleged exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from south Kashmir's Shopian district and demanded that the Modi government release a white paper on the plight of the minority community during its eight-year rule.
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Policy Of "Denialism": Farooq Abdullah Targets Centre On Kashmir Killings
National Conference president and Member of Parliament Farooq Abdullah on Sunday accused the BJP-led central government of pursuing a policy of "denialism" on Jammu and Kashmir, accusing it of presenting a rosy picture of the violence-marred region.
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"BJP Busy Promoting Movies": Sena's Sanjay Raut Over Kashmir Killings
Shiv Sena Member of Parliament(MP) Sanjay Raut on Sunday criticised the ruling BJP at the centre, claiming the party was busy promoting some movies amid the "targeted killings of Kashmiri Pandits and Muslim security personnel" in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Centre "Unsuccessful": Chhattisgarh Chief Minister On Kashmir Killings
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday slammed the Centre over the recent targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir and said the problem persists despite the strategy adopted by the government.
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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Asaduddin Owaisi's "Centre Not Learning Lessons" Jibe On Kashmir Killings
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday held the Central government responsible for the targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir and said that the BJP government has still not learnt any lessons from history.
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Kashmir Killings Contradict Centre's "Normalcy" Claims: Farooq Abdullah
Targeted killings of civilians and the pervasive fear among the people in Kashmir belie the government's claims of normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir, NC president Farooq Abdullah said on Thursday.
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"Painful": Priyanka Gandhi Condemns Targeted Killings Of Kashmiris By Terrorists
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra condemned the attack on Kashmiri people by terrorists and urged the Centre to provide security to Kashmiris.
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Rahul Gandhi Leads Midnight March Against 8-Year-Old's Rape: 10 Points
Congress president Rahul Gandhi was at the heart of the national capital at midnight to demand justice for the young girl gang-raped and killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua and the alleged rape of a teenager in Unnao. Sonia Gandhi and daughter Priyanka Vadra Gandhi joined the protests that are seen to be an effort to put the ruling BJP at the cent...
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Pak kills Indian soldiers: Is Congress with India or Pakistan, asks BJP
The attack by Pakistani soldiers which killed five Indian soldiers at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir late Monday night casts a shadow on the India-Pakistan dialogue, with the opposition in Parliament targeting the government on its foreign policy.
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Congress Seeks Answers From Centre On Kashmiri Pandits' Targeted Killings
The Congress today attacked the BJP over the alleged exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from south Kashmir's Shopian district and demanded that the Modi government release a white paper on the plight of the minority community during its eight-year rule.
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Policy Of "Denialism": Farooq Abdullah Targets Centre On Kashmir Killings
National Conference president and Member of Parliament Farooq Abdullah on Sunday accused the BJP-led central government of pursuing a policy of "denialism" on Jammu and Kashmir, accusing it of presenting a rosy picture of the violence-marred region.
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"BJP Busy Promoting Movies": Sena's Sanjay Raut Over Kashmir Killings
Shiv Sena Member of Parliament(MP) Sanjay Raut on Sunday criticised the ruling BJP at the centre, claiming the party was busy promoting some movies amid the "targeted killings of Kashmiri Pandits and Muslim security personnel" in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Centre "Unsuccessful": Chhattisgarh Chief Minister On Kashmir Killings
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday slammed the Centre over the recent targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir and said the problem persists despite the strategy adopted by the government.
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Centre Blames Pakistan For Spate Of Targeted Killings In Kashmir
It was unanimously decided that Kashmiri Pandits would be moved to safer locations but not out of Kashmir. "Centre can't be part of any ethnic cleansing. In this government, we believe in multi cultural society," added a senior level officer.
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Asaduddin Owaisi's "Centre Not Learning Lessons" Jibe On Kashmir Killings
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday held the Central government responsible for the targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir and said that the BJP government has still not learnt any lessons from history.
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Kashmir Killings Contradict Centre's "Normalcy" Claims: Farooq Abdullah
Targeted killings of civilians and the pervasive fear among the people in Kashmir belie the government's claims of normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir, NC president Farooq Abdullah said on Thursday.
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"Painful": Priyanka Gandhi Condemns Targeted Killings Of Kashmiris By Terrorists
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra condemned the attack on Kashmiri people by terrorists and urged the Centre to provide security to Kashmiris.
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Rahul Gandhi Leads Midnight March Against 8-Year-Old's Rape: 10 Points
Congress president Rahul Gandhi was at the heart of the national capital at midnight to demand justice for the young girl gang-raped and killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua and the alleged rape of a teenager in Unnao. Sonia Gandhi and daughter Priyanka Vadra Gandhi joined the protests that are seen to be an effort to put the ruling BJP at the cent...
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Pak kills Indian soldiers: Is Congress with India or Pakistan, asks BJP
The attack by Pakistani soldiers which killed five Indian soldiers at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir late Monday night casts a shadow on the India-Pakistan dialogue, with the opposition in Parliament targeting the government on its foreign policy.
