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No Decision To Release J&K's Former Chief Ministers Yet, Says Government
Politicians who are in detention since Jammu and Kashmir's special status was scrapped by the central government in August would be released if they agree to sign a bond that they would not engage in any political activity which would lead to any law and order situation, officials in the Home Ministry have said.
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Missing Ministry Official Linked To Teesta Setalvad Case Found, Detained
A home ministry official, who was being investigated in connection with the case against activist Teesta Setalvad and had gone missing, was detained by the Central Bureau of Investigation today.
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Thais Caught With Gun in Pakistan Return Home
A group of Thai students who were detained in Pakistan after one of them was caught carrying a gun through Lahore airport returned home today after officials secured their release.
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6,000 Mexican Kids Repatriated After Illegal Border Crossings
More than 6,000 Mexican children and teens who crossed unaccompanied and illegally into the United States were repatriated in the first four months of this year, Mexican officials said on Saturday. In nearly all cases, the children had already been arrested at least once, and some more than five times, in attempts to cross the US border. The chil...
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No Decision To Release J&K's Former Chief Ministers Yet, Says Government
Politicians who are in detention since Jammu and Kashmir's special status was scrapped by the central government in August would be released if they agree to sign a bond that they would not engage in any political activity which would lead to any law and order situation, officials in the Home Ministry have said.
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Missing Ministry Official Linked To Teesta Setalvad Case Found, Detained
A home ministry official, who was being investigated in connection with the case against activist Teesta Setalvad and had gone missing, was detained by the Central Bureau of Investigation today.
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Thais Caught With Gun in Pakistan Return Home
A group of Thai students who were detained in Pakistan after one of them was caught carrying a gun through Lahore airport returned home today after officials secured their release.
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6,000 Mexican Kids Repatriated After Illegal Border Crossings
More than 6,000 Mexican children and teens who crossed unaccompanied and illegally into the United States were repatriated in the first four months of this year, Mexican officials said on Saturday. In nearly all cases, the children had already been arrested at least once, and some more than five times, in attempts to cross the US border. The chil...
