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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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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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Jammu and Kashmir Withdraws Cases Against 634 Stone-Pelters As Eid Amnesty
The Jammu and Kashmir government today withdrew cases against 634 youth booked for stone-pelting in different police station areas of the state as a goodwill measure ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr, an official said.
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PDP Hails Amnesty's Recommendation for Removal of AFSPA From Jammu and Kashmir
Hailing Amensty International's recommendation for removal of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling PDP on Friday said it has vindicated the party's stand on the issue.
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No Comments, Says UN Chief's Office, on Amnesty Report on Jammu and Kashmir
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has declined to comment on a report by a rights group that sought the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir and investigation into the alleged human rights violations by security personnel.
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Ruckus in J&K Assembly Amid Demands for Amnesty to Stone Pelters
The Jammu and Kashmir state assembly saw tumultuous scenes on Tuesday after legislators of People's Democratic Party(PDP) demanded discussion on cases registered against stone pelters in the Valley.
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'No jobs, no trust', say former Kashmiri militants who returned from Pakistan
The arrest of Sayed Liyaqat Shah by the Delhi police for an alleged terror plot has outraged former Kashmiri militants, who say their homecoming from Pakistan under the Jammu and Kashmir government's amnesty policy has been fraught with difficulties and a persisting trust deficit.
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Sayed Liyaqat Shah's name processed by Jammu and Kashmir govt for surrender, show documents
Sayed Liyaqat Shah, who the Delhi police claims was planning a terror attack on the capital, is a former militant who was looking to return to Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan under the state government's amnesty policy, show documents.
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Jammu and Kashmir govt selects 407 FIRs for withdrawal under amnesty
Jammu and Kashmir government announced on Monday that 407 FIRs have been selected for withdrawal under an amnesty policy for stone-pelters announced by the state government last year.
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Omar Govt announces amnesty scheme for stone-pelters
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today announced general amnesty scheme for youths involved in over 1,200 cases of stone-pelting in the Valley during last summer's unrest.
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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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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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Jammu and Kashmir Withdraws Cases Against 634 Stone-Pelters As Eid Amnesty
The Jammu and Kashmir government today withdrew cases against 634 youth booked for stone-pelting in different police station areas of the state as a goodwill measure ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr, an official said.
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PDP Hails Amnesty's Recommendation for Removal of AFSPA From Jammu and Kashmir
Hailing Amensty International's recommendation for removal of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling PDP on Friday said it has vindicated the party's stand on the issue.
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No Comments, Says UN Chief's Office, on Amnesty Report on Jammu and Kashmir
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has declined to comment on a report by a rights group that sought the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir and investigation into the alleged human rights violations by security personnel.
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Ruckus in J&K Assembly Amid Demands for Amnesty to Stone Pelters
The Jammu and Kashmir state assembly saw tumultuous scenes on Tuesday after legislators of People's Democratic Party(PDP) demanded discussion on cases registered against stone pelters in the Valley.
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'No jobs, no trust', say former Kashmiri militants who returned from Pakistan
The arrest of Sayed Liyaqat Shah by the Delhi police for an alleged terror plot has outraged former Kashmiri militants, who say their homecoming from Pakistan under the Jammu and Kashmir government's amnesty policy has been fraught with difficulties and a persisting trust deficit.
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Sayed Liyaqat Shah's name processed by Jammu and Kashmir govt for surrender, show documents
Sayed Liyaqat Shah, who the Delhi police claims was planning a terror attack on the capital, is a former militant who was looking to return to Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan under the state government's amnesty policy, show documents.
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Jammu and Kashmir govt selects 407 FIRs for withdrawal under amnesty
Jammu and Kashmir government announced on Monday that 407 FIRs have been selected for withdrawal under an amnesty policy for stone-pelters announced by the state government last year.
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Omar Govt announces amnesty scheme for stone-pelters
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today announced general amnesty scheme for youths involved in over 1,200 cases of stone-pelting in the Valley during last summer's unrest.
