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Mehbooba Mufti seeks dignified return of Kashmiri Pandits to valley
PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti emphasized that any political progress in Jammu and Kashmir requires the respectful return of Kashmiri Pandits. Speaking at the Mata Kheer Bhawani temple, she asserted that guns offer no solution for peace, advocating for a political process inclusive of the Pandit community.
Former J&K minister Taj Mohiuddin quits DPAP, set to rejoin Congress
Former J&K minister Taj Mohiuddin is returning to the Congress party, regretting his departure as a mistake influenced by Ghulam Nabi Azad's DPAP, which he now accuses of following a BJP agenda. Mohiuddin, who felt uneasy after leaving Congress, emphasizes his past contributions to the party and anticipates other DPAP leaders will soon follow suit, signaling the DPAP's decline.
Who is Ali Khan Mahmudabad, grandson of Mahmudabad’s last king who took Pakistani citizenship and fought to reclaim Hazratganj?
Ali Khan Mahmudabad (Google Trends): The Supreme Court granted interim bail to Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad, arrested for a social media post about Operation Sindoor, but the investigation continues. He must furnish bail bonds and refrain from online posts related to the case.
Prioritise youth over ex-servicemen for guard jobs: Mehbooba Mufti to J&K govt
Mehbooba Mufti has appealed to the Jammu & Kashmir government to rethink its plan to hire 4,000 ex-servicemen for security roles. She emphasized the urgent need to address rising unemployment among local youth, suggesting they could be trained for these positions instead. Mufti cautioned that prioritizing retired personnel over unemployed youth could worsen alienation and hinder long-term peace.
Tulbul tussle in Jammu & Kashmir: Omar, Mehbooba engage in war of words over navigation project
A verbal dispute erupted between Jammu and Kashmir's Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti. The disagreement centered on the Tulbul Navigation project on Wular Lake. Abdullah accused Mufti of appeasing those across the border. Mufti deemed Abdullah's statements dangerously provocative. The project, halted due to Pakistan's objection, saw renewed interest.
"Trying to please people across border": Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti engage in war of words
A heated exchange erupted on X between Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and PDP leader Mufti, concerning the Indus Waters Treaty. While Omar Abdullah maintained his stand against the IWT, Mufti said that people in J&K deserve peace and "weaponising" water.
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"Dangerously provocative": Mehbooba Mufti tears into Omar Abdullah's advocacy to resume Tulbul Navigation project
PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti has criticized Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. She attacked his call for reviving the Tulbul Navigation project. Mufti labeled the demand as irresponsible and dangerously provocative. She said this is amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan. Abdullah advocated for the project's revival after the Indus Waters Treaty suspension.
War between India and Pakistan would mean disaster: PDP
The People's Democratic Party (PDP) cautions against war between India and Pakistan, emphasizing the catastrophic consequences for both nations. Following recent escalations that brought the subcontinent to the brink of full-fledged conflict, the PDP urges restraint, de-escalation, and dialogue.
Don't politically penalise Modi Govt for exploring peaceful means: Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti urges the Opposition to avoid knee-jerk reactions and political point-scoring, supporting the Modi government's peaceful initiatives. She emphasizes the need for bipartisan statesmanship and national consensus on a peace process, drawing parallels to Vajpayee and Singh's cross-border engagement. Mufti also highlights the distraction caused by toxic narratives amplified by television channels, urging focus on real challenges.
Hope military understanding between India, Pakistan will have permanent effect: Mehbooba
Mehbooba Mufti voiced optimism regarding the India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement, hoping it will lead to lasting peace and prevent further loss of life and displacement. She urged the government to support those displaced by border conflicts with accommodation and financial assistance for rebuilding their homes, highlighting the dire situation in border districts across Kashmir, Poonch, Rajouri, and Jammu.
J-K: Last respects paid to ADDC Raj Kumar Thapa who died in cross-border shelling
Additional District Development Commissioner Raj Kumar Thapa tragically died due to cross-border shelling by Pakistan in Rajouri. Political and administrative leaders, including Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary, paid their respects at a tribute ceremony in Jammu. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti expressed condolences to Thapa's family, acknowledging his service and sacrifice.
Ensure innocent people are not harassed during action against terror, Mehbooba Mufti asks Amit Shah
Mehbooba Mufti urged Home Minister Amit Shah to prevent the harassment of innocent Kashmiris during the crackdown on the terror ecosystem. She highlighted the cooperation of locals, citing instances where they aided tourists and shared the nation's grief.
Suspected terrorist drowns while fleeing in J&K's Kulgam, political parties demand probe
Residents of Kulgam district discovered the body of Imtiyaz Ahmad Magray, sparking allegations of security force involvement following the Pahalgam attack. Political figures are calling for a judicial probe into Magray's death, citing concerns over potential foul play and demanding accountability. Police have initiated an investigation to determine the cause of death amid conflicting claims.
Pahalgam Attack: Houses of 3 more suspected terrorists razed in J-K, political parties tell Centre to be cautious
Following the deadly Pahalgam attack, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have intensified their crackdown on terrorism by demolishing the houses of suspected terrorists in Bandipora, Pulwama, and Shopian. This action, part of a broader anti-terror operation, has sparked concerns among political leaders who urge caution to avoid alienating innocent civilians.
Kashmir leaders highlight 'harassment' of Kashmiris, call for their safety after Pahalgam terror attack triggers backlash across India
Following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, concerns have surged regarding the safety of Kashmiris across India. Political leaders, including Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and PDP President Mehbooba Mufti, have urged authorities and the Union Home Minister to ensure the protection of Kashmiri students, traders, and workers from potential harassment and threats.
Shutdown against Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir valley, first time in 35 years
Following the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, political parties and traders' unions have jointly called for a complete shutdown in the Kashmir Valley on Wednesday. This unified action aims to express solidarity with the victims' families and strongly condemn the heinous act. Business communities in Poonch also joined the protest, demanding a complete shutdown to denounce the terror attack.
Mehbooba Mufti calls for dialogue, release of Kashmir prisoners
PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti asserted that the BJP's Mughal rhetoric is misplaced, stating the real heirs are not poor Muslims but royals close to the party. Speaking in Srinagar, she emphasized India's heritage belongs to all faiths who fought for independence, not just Godse or the Mughals.
Ex-RAW chief's revelations nothing new: Mehbooba Mufti on Farooq Abdullah's 'support' for Art 370 abrogation
Mehbooba Mufti addressed PDP workers, referencing ex-RAW chief Dulat's book. She claimed Farooq Abdullah supported the Article 370 abrogation. Mufti alleged Omar Abdullah sought a coalition with Amit Shah in 2014. She defended the PDP-BJP alliance, stating Article 370 remained untouched during their tenure. Mufti criticized the Waqf Amendment Act and actions against mosques.
Jammu & Kashmir Opposition slams Farooq Abdullah after former RAW chief's claims
Opposition parties in Jammu and Kashmir have strongly criticized Farooq Abdullah after AS Dulat's book claimed the National Conference president privately supported the abrogation of Article 370. Sajad Lone and Waheed Para asserted the claims were credible, accusing Abdullah of complicity. Abdullah refuted the claims, stating Dulat's book contained inaccuracies and expressed disappointment over the assertions.
"I have been misquoted, my book is full of praise for Farooq Abdullah, there is nothing against him": Former RAW chief AS Dulat
Amidst political controversy in Jammu and Kashmir regarding Amarjit Singh Dulat's new book, 'The Chief Minister and the Spy,' the former RAW chief clarifies that the book praises Farooq Abdullah and contains nothing against him. Dulat denies media reports suggesting Abdullah privately backed the Article 370 move, asserting he was misquoted.
J&K parties call Waqf Act anti-Muslim, slam Omar Abdullah-led NC govt for not passing resolution
Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir, excluding the BJP, have criticized the Waqf Act, deeming it anti-Muslim. Opposition parties targeted the National Conference for failing to pass a resolution against the Act in the assembly. While the BJP defends the amendment for benefiting marginalized Muslims, other parties urge the Supreme Court to protect Muslim rights.
Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema passes resolution, backs All India Muslim Personal Law Board against Waqf Act
Muttahida Majlis e Ulema, a conglomerate of religious bodies, has rejected the Waqf Amendment Act, denouncing it as authoritarian and detrimental to Muslim sentiments. The resolution, read in mosques across Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh, demands the Act's immediate withdrawal and reaffirms support for the All India Muslim Personal Law Board.
National Conference to file petition in SC; Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema to suport All India Muslim Personal Law Board efforts
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was adjourned sine die following ongoing chaos over the Waqf Act, with the ruling National Conference (NC) announcing plans to challenge the Act in the Supreme Court. Both the ruling NC and opposition parties like the PDP and People’s Conference demanded a discussion, but Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather (NC) refused, stating the Act is subjudice. The BJP opposed any debate on the matter.
Scuffle in J-K Assembly after AAP MLAs comment on Hindus; leaders pushed out of premises
A tumultuous scene unfolded in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly after AAP MLA Mehraj Malik's controversial remarks about Hindus sparked outrage among BJP members. The ensuing scuffle led to multiple MLAs being marshalled out. Amidst the chaos, accusations of betrayal and demands for extending the session highlighted the deep divisions and disruptions plaguing the assembly proceedings.
PDP President Mehbooba Mufti calls Union Minister Kiren Rijiju's visit to Kashmir 'designed and deliberate'
PDP President Mehbooba Mufti criticized Union Minister Kiren Rijiju's visit to Kashmir, viewing it as a deliberate signal of disregard for Muslim views, especially after the Waqf Amendment Bill. She felt the visit, highlighted by a welcome from the Chief Minister and set against the backdrop of the Tulip Garden, celebrated the marginalization of the Muslim community.
Chaos in JK Assembly over Waqf Act, PDP MLA Waheed Para marshalled out
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly witnessed uproar as opposition parties demanded a discussion on the Waqf Act, leading to adjournment. Opposition members, including PDP's Waheed Para, protested the denial of the motion, emphasizing the Act's impact on the Muslim majority region.
Chaos, religious sloganeering in Jammu & Kashmir assembly as Speaker bars Waqf Act debate
The Jammu and Kashmir assembly faced disruptions as the speaker disallowed discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Act, citing it as sub judice. This decision led to religious and jingoistic sloganeering between Kashmir-based parties and the BJP. The opposition accused the ruling National Conference of yielding to the BJP's anti-Muslim agenda, while the BJP accused the NC of misleading the people.
PDP Shipping IPO listing today. Check GMP ahead of the debut
PDP Shipping and Projects shares debut on the BSE SME platform following a fully subscribed IPO that raised approximately Rs 13 crore. The company, specializing in logistics and transport solutions, will utilize the funds for long-term working capital and general corporate purposes.
PDP Shipping IPO fully subscribed on Day 3: Check GMP, price band and other details
PDP Shipping IPO: PDP Shipping & Projects’ SME IPO closed with a 1.01x subscription, with retail investors bidding 1.88x. The company aims to raise Rs 13 crore, but grey market demand remains muted. Funds will support working capital and corporate purposes.
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