Srinagar, Oct 26: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said withdrawal of the Armed Forces pecial Power Act (AFSPA) from certain areas of the state was in no way an effort to undermine
Jammu, Oct 21: Any decision on AFSPA is a “sensitive” matter and should be taken after consultations with security experts, the Jammu and Kashmir unit of BJP said today.“BJP takes an exception to the statement
New Delhi/Srinagar, Oct 21: The Defence Ministry and the Army today said discussions were underway on the question of revoking the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, hours after Chief
Srinagar, Oct 21 : The Armed Forces Special Powers Act and the Disturbed Areas Act will be revoked from some areas of Jammu and Kashmir within the next few days, Chief Minster Omar Abdullah today
Patna, Sep 23: LJP supremo Ramvilas Paswan on thursday said he favoured autonomy for Kashmir and withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from the region. "There is no doubt that Kashmir is
New Delhi: After their visit to Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP, Left parties and LJP pushed for dialogue with the people of the state as a solution to resolve the vexed situation, but remained divided
Srinagar, Sep 19 : On the eve of an all-party delegation visit to Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday ruled out his resignation and hoped the controversial AFSPA would be removed from the entire
Chennai: Amid a raging debate on dilution of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act and its partial withdrawal from Kashmir, Army Chief Gen V K Singh on Saturday said the AFSPA was an "enabling provision"
NEW DELHI: Facing criticism over his handling of the unrest in Kashmir Valley, J and K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday said he was "grateful" to Rahul Gandhi for backing him. "I am very
New Delhi: A group of displaced Kashmiri Pandits here on Wednesday met Union Defence Minister A K Antony and requested him not to withdraw Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act from certain parts of the state.
Thiruvananahtapuram: Defence minister AK Antony on Sunday said "continuous tension" in Jammu and Kashmir was something that caused "anxiety", which will be discussed by the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) on Monday..Denying that the Cabinet
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