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US press urges for release of journalist Aasif Sultan
The US National Press Club called on Indian authorities to release a Kashmiri journalist who has been jailed for two-and-a-half years.
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CPJ calls on J&K Police to drop charges against journalist Aasif Sultan
SRINAGAR — The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Jammu and Kashmir Police to immediately cease all legal proceedings against journalist Aasif Sultan.Sultan, along...
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Police files chargesheet against journalist Asif Sultan
SRINAGAR — Police in Srinagar have filed a chargesheet against ten accused, including jailed journalist Asif Sultan, for allegedly giving shelter to militants who killed...
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PWJA protests against arrest of journalist Aasif Sultan
Pulwama: Pulwama Working Journalists' Association (PWJA) Tuesday staged a protest for seeking release of journalist Aasif Sultan, Assistant Editor of Kashmir Narrator.Working journalists assembled...
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