News Topic:Mushtaq Veeri
Religion
Anantnag Police act against clerics for ‘inflammatory’ remarks
Anantnag Police have taken action against two religious clerics for using inflammatory language targeting a specific community, a police spokesman said on Saturday.
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Kashmir
Two prominent Kashmiri clerics, Jel activists booked under PSA: ADGP Kumar
Two prominent Kashmiri clerics and five banned Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) activists were booked by Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday.
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Kashmir
Prominent religious cleric Mushtaq Veeri released
SRINAGAR — A prominent religious cleric and vice president of Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadees, Moulana Mushtaq Ahmad Veeri was on Saturday released from detention.A relative of...
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Kashmir
Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadith’s Mushtaq Veeri booked under PSA
SRINAGAR — Following a major crackdown on socio-religious group Jamaat-e-Islami (Jammu and Kashmir), a cleric, Mushtaq Ahmad Veeri from south Kashmir has been booked...
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