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"Legislature Must Be Centre Of Unhindered Discussion:" Lok Sabha Speaker
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla inaugurated the 19th Annual Zone III Conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) India Region in Gangtok, Sikkim today.
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"Tradition Of Military Rule In Pak": India At Commonwealth Meet
India strongly criticised on Saturday Pakistan''s stand on the Kashmir issue as "propaganda" at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Uganda and said the military rule is the tradition of Islamabad, according to an official statement.
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In Another Move to Provoke India, Pakistan Cancels Important Conference
Pakistan has cancelled the Commonwealth parliamentary conference due to tensions with India, just three days before their top-level security officers are meant to meet in Delhi.
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India Seeks Shifting of Commonwealth Conference From Islamabad
Maintaining its strong stance, India has asked the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association to shift the venue of CPA's annual conference from Islamabad, saying Pakistan has "forfeit" its right to host the meet by not inviting the Jammu & Kashmir branch which was in violation of the Association's constitution.
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India Can Boycott But Won't Invite Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Speaker: Pakistan
Refusing to budge from its stand, Pakistan has said it will not invite the Speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Islamabad and if India boycotts the meeting it is "their choice".
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Pakistan's Refusal to Invite Jammu and Kashmir Speaker Cheap: Congress
Congress today said Pakistan's refusal to invite the Speaker of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly for the Commonwealth Parliamentary Union (CPU) conference in Islamabad was nothing but dramatics and an attempt to insult "Indian sovereignty".
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Won't Invite Jammu and Kashmir Speaker as it Compromises Position: Pakistan
Pakistan will not invite the speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to the upcoming Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference as it would compromise its position on the Kashmir issue, the government said today.
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"Legislature Must Be Centre Of Unhindered Discussion:" Lok Sabha Speaker
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla inaugurated the 19th Annual Zone III Conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) India Region in Gangtok, Sikkim today.
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"Tradition Of Military Rule In Pak": India At Commonwealth Meet
India strongly criticised on Saturday Pakistan''s stand on the Kashmir issue as "propaganda" at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Uganda and said the military rule is the tradition of Islamabad, according to an official statement.
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In Another Move to Provoke India, Pakistan Cancels Important Conference
Pakistan has cancelled the Commonwealth parliamentary conference due to tensions with India, just three days before their top-level security officers are meant to meet in Delhi.
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India Seeks Shifting of Commonwealth Conference From Islamabad
Maintaining its strong stance, India has asked the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association to shift the venue of CPA's annual conference from Islamabad, saying Pakistan has "forfeit" its right to host the meet by not inviting the Jammu & Kashmir branch which was in violation of the Association's constitution.
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India Can Boycott But Won't Invite Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Speaker: Pakistan
Refusing to budge from its stand, Pakistan has said it will not invite the Speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Islamabad and if India boycotts the meeting it is "their choice".
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Pakistan's Refusal to Invite Jammu and Kashmir Speaker Cheap: Congress
Congress today said Pakistan's refusal to invite the Speaker of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly for the Commonwealth Parliamentary Union (CPU) conference in Islamabad was nothing but dramatics and an attempt to insult "Indian sovereignty".
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Won't Invite Jammu and Kashmir Speaker as it Compromises Position: Pakistan
Pakistan will not invite the speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to the upcoming Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference as it would compromise its position on the Kashmir issue, the government said today.
