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Shia Association protests, demands apology over misrepresentation of Ali Khamenei
Members of the ‘All J&K Shia Association’ held a peaceful protest at Press Colony in Srinagar on Monday, denouncing disrespectful reporting against Ali Khamenei.
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Jammu Muslim Front urges army to foster trust amid Poonch situation
Expressing concern over the turmoil in Poonch, Jammu Muslim Front stressed the need for the army to establish rapport with vulnerable communities affected by violence.
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Don’t turn city of temples into city of drunkards: Jammu Muslim Front
Leadership of Jammu Muslim Front has criticized the new Excise Policy of the government and termed it a breeding ground for social evils.
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Kashmiris condemn Israeli action on Palestinians
Kashmiris including political parties and religious organisations on Wednesday condemned the Israeli action on Palestinians.
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