J&K Police Will Never Dishonour National Flag: PDP Lawmaker On NIT Row
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J&K Police Will Never Dishonour National Flag: PDP Lawmaker On NIT Row
"I don't believe that the police have taken the flag. This is irresponsible accusation... J&K police will never dishonor the national flag," said PDP lawmaker Muzaffar Baig, countering the allegation by the protesting NIT students that the Jammu and Kashmir police had taken away their flag. "I will take up this matter with the highest authority in the police. If this is a fact then the police must say sorry, otherwise this man (NIT student) should shut up," he said.
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J&K Police Will Never Dishonour National Flag: PDP Lawmaker On NIT Row
"I don't believe that the police have taken the flag. This is irresponsible accusation... J&K police will never dishonor the national flag," said PDP lawmaker Muzaffar Baig, countering the allegation by the protesting NIT students that the Jammu and Kashmir police had taken away their flag. "I will take up this matter with the highest authority in the police. If this is a fact then the police must say sorry, otherwise this man (NIT student) should shut up," he said.
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