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4 Injured in Clashes as Pakistan Flag Hoisted in Kashmir Valley
At least four persons including two women were today injured in clashes that broke out between protestors and security forces in several areas of Kashmir soon after Eid prayers even as Pakistani flags were hoisted in several parts of the valley, police said.
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Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association to Observe Strike Tomorrow
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association has decided to observe a one day strike in all the courts across Jammu region to protest against the separatist leaders who hoisted Pakistani flags in Srinagar.
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'Pakistan Flag at Separatist Rally Won't be Tolerated,' Says Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
A day after Pakistani flags were waved at Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam's rally in Srinagar, Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed called it "unacceptable" and something illegal, which will not be tolerated.
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'No Compromise on National Security': Home Minister tells Mufti Sayeed on Separatist Rally
Hours after Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam's rally in Srinagar, where Pakistani flags were waved by his supporters, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed to take "immediate and stringent" action.
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4 Injured in Clashes as Pakistan Flag Hoisted in Kashmir Valley
At least four persons including two women were today injured in clashes that broke out between protestors and security forces in several areas of Kashmir soon after Eid prayers even as Pakistani flags were hoisted in several parts of the valley, police said.
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Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association to Observe Strike Tomorrow
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association has decided to observe a one day strike in all the courts across Jammu region to protest against the separatist leaders who hoisted Pakistani flags in Srinagar.
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'Pakistan Flag at Separatist Rally Won't be Tolerated,' Says Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
A day after Pakistani flags were waved at Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam's rally in Srinagar, Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed called it "unacceptable" and something illegal, which will not be tolerated.
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'No Compromise on National Security': Home Minister tells Mufti Sayeed on Separatist Rally
Hours after Kashmiri separatist Masarat Alam's rally in Srinagar, where Pakistani flags were waved by his supporters, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed to take "immediate and stringent" action.
