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Kashmir Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Son Scores 95% In Class 10 Exams
Syed Tamheed Bukhari, the son of senior Kashmiri journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was killed in Srinagar by three terrorists earlier this year, has reportedly scored 98.4 per cent in his class 10 examination, the results of which were announced today.
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Terrorist Naveed Jatt's Killing A "Good News": Jammu And Kashmir Police
A top Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), wanted for the murder of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Wednesday in a gun battle in Jammu and Kashmir's Badgam district, police said, calling it "good news".
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India Won't Attend SAARC Meet, Pak Must Stop Terror First: Sushma Swaraj
India will not attend the SAARC summit in Pakistan, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today said, emphasising that the Kartarpur corridor project between the two countries will not lead to talks unless Pakistan stops sponsoring terror.
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Pak Terrorist, Wanted In Kashmir Editor's Murder, Killed In Encounter
Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in Kashmir's Budgam district on Wednesday. One of them was Naveed Jatt, who had shot dead the editor of 'Rising Kashmir', Shujaat Bukhari in June
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Kashmir Editor's Killer, Who Escaped This Year, Seen At Terrorist Funeral
Top Pakistani terrorist Naveed Jatt, who made a dramatic escape from a Srinagar hospital in February, and who is one of the accused in journalist Shujaat Bukhari's assassination, showed up at the funeral of a terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district.
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Police To Ask US To Preserve Shujaat Bukhari's Social Media Data
A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty has been sent by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for the United States requesting for the preserving data of Facebook and Twitter accounts of journalist Shujaat Bhukari, who was killed by Lashker-e-Taiba last month, which will be followed by a Letters Rogatory for handing over the data.
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"Mourning Shujaat Bukhari's Death Not Enough": Ex-President Hamid Ansari
Former vice president Hamid Ansari on Monday said that mourning the killing of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was "not enough" and the society must realise the "challenge" it faces when it comes to the freedom of expression.
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Pak Terrorist, Who Escaped From Srinagar, Killed Shujaat Bukhari: Cops
Naveed Jutt, the top Pakistani terrorist who made a dramatic escape from a Srinagar hospital in February this year, had killed journalist Shujaat Bukhari on the eve of Eid earlier this month. Jutt, who was acting on orders from the Lashkar-e-Taiba leadership in Pakistan, was one of the three terrorists on a bike who pulled the trigger, top Kashmir ...
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Shujaat Bukhari's Murder A Pak-Based Conspiracy, Say Police
Three Lashkar terrorists and a Pakistan-based Srinagar resident are found to be involved in the assassination of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, two days before Eid, the Jammu and Kashmir police said today.
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Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Killers Identified, One Is A Pakistani: Sources
Days after journalist Shujaat Bukhari's killing in Srinagar, his three killers have been identified by the police, say sources.
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Notice To Jammu And Kashmir Government In Shujaat Bukhari Killing Case
The NHRC today sent a notice to Jammu and Kashmir chief secretary and the state's police chief in connection with the killing of Rising Kashmir editor Shujaat Bukhari, and said the incident was causing "serious threat" to free speech and freedom of press in the state.
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Draw A Line, Else...: BJP Lawmaker Lal Singh's Message To Kashmir Media
Former BJP minister Lal Singh has told journalists in Kashmir to draw red lines for themselves, reminding them that they need to think if they want to meet the fate of journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was assassinated by terrorists in Srinagar.
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Jammu And Kashmir State BJP Chief Claims Getting Death Threats From Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir BJP president Ravinder Raina today claimed to be getting death threats from Pakistan since the last two days.
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Rahul Gandhi Writes To Shujaat Bukhari's Family, Offers Condolences
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today wrote to the family of slain journalist Shujaat Bukhari, saying his killing was a grim reminder that progressive voices were constantly at the risk of being silenced by extremist elements.
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Shujaat Bukhari Asked Government For More Security, Says Ex-Spy Chief
Senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, who was shot dead in Srinagar last week, had approached Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti only a few days ago for increased security, the former head of India's external spy agency RAW, A S Dulat said today.
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Kashmir Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Son Scores 95% In Class 10 Exams
Syed Tamheed Bukhari, the son of senior Kashmiri journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was killed in Srinagar by three terrorists earlier this year, has reportedly scored 98.4 per cent in his class 10 examination, the results of which were announced today.
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Terrorist Naveed Jatt's Killing A "Good News": Jammu And Kashmir Police
A top Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), wanted for the murder of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Wednesday in a gun battle in Jammu and Kashmir's Badgam district, police said, calling it "good news".
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India Won't Attend SAARC Meet, Pak Must Stop Terror First: Sushma Swaraj
India will not attend the SAARC summit in Pakistan, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today said, emphasising that the Kartarpur corridor project between the two countries will not lead to talks unless Pakistan stops sponsoring terror.
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Pak Terrorist, Wanted In Kashmir Editor's Murder, Killed In Encounter
Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in Kashmir's Budgam district on Wednesday. One of them was Naveed Jatt, who had shot dead the editor of 'Rising Kashmir', Shujaat Bukhari in June
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Kashmir Editor's Killer, Who Escaped This Year, Seen At Terrorist Funeral
Top Pakistani terrorist Naveed Jatt, who made a dramatic escape from a Srinagar hospital in February, and who is one of the accused in journalist Shujaat Bukhari's assassination, showed up at the funeral of a terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district.
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Police To Ask US To Preserve Shujaat Bukhari's Social Media Data
A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty has been sent by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for the United States requesting for the preserving data of Facebook and Twitter accounts of journalist Shujaat Bhukari, who was killed by Lashker-e-Taiba last month, which will be followed by a Letters Rogatory for handing over the data.
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"Mourning Shujaat Bukhari's Death Not Enough": Ex-President Hamid Ansari
Former vice president Hamid Ansari on Monday said that mourning the killing of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was "not enough" and the society must realise the "challenge" it faces when it comes to the freedom of expression.
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Pak Terrorist, Who Escaped From Srinagar, Killed Shujaat Bukhari: Cops
Naveed Jutt, the top Pakistani terrorist who made a dramatic escape from a Srinagar hospital in February this year, had killed journalist Shujaat Bukhari on the eve of Eid earlier this month. Jutt, who was acting on orders from the Lashkar-e-Taiba leadership in Pakistan, was one of the three terrorists on a bike who pulled the trigger, top Kashmir ...
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Shujaat Bukhari's Murder A Pak-Based Conspiracy, Say Police
Three Lashkar terrorists and a Pakistan-based Srinagar resident are found to be involved in the assassination of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, two days before Eid, the Jammu and Kashmir police said today.
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Journalist Shujaat Bukhari's Killers Identified, One Is A Pakistani: Sources
Days after journalist Shujaat Bukhari's killing in Srinagar, his three killers have been identified by the police, say sources.
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Notice To Jammu And Kashmir Government In Shujaat Bukhari Killing Case
The NHRC today sent a notice to Jammu and Kashmir chief secretary and the state's police chief in connection with the killing of Rising Kashmir editor Shujaat Bukhari, and said the incident was causing "serious threat" to free speech and freedom of press in the state.
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Draw A Line, Else...: BJP Lawmaker Lal Singh's Message To Kashmir Media
Former BJP minister Lal Singh has told journalists in Kashmir to draw red lines for themselves, reminding them that they need to think if they want to meet the fate of journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was assassinated by terrorists in Srinagar.
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Jammu And Kashmir State BJP Chief Claims Getting Death Threats From Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir BJP president Ravinder Raina today claimed to be getting death threats from Pakistan since the last two days.
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Rahul Gandhi Writes To Shujaat Bukhari's Family, Offers Condolences
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today wrote to the family of slain journalist Shujaat Bukhari, saying his killing was a grim reminder that progressive voices were constantly at the risk of being silenced by extremist elements.
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Shujaat Bukhari Asked Government For More Security, Says Ex-Spy Chief
Senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, who was shot dead in Srinagar last week, had approached Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti only a few days ago for increased security, the former head of India's external spy agency RAW, A S Dulat said today.
