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Beatings, Electric Shocks, Threats To Take Away Women: Kashmiris Allege Abuse By Indian Troops
In more than 50 interviews, residents in a dozen villages in Kashmir told The Associated Press that soldiers inflicted beatings and electric shocks, forced them to eat dirt or drink filthy water, poisoned their food supplies or killed livestock, and threatened to take away and marry their female relatives.
By Associated Press

Pak Leaders' Claims Of Genocide In Kashmir Far From Reality, India Tells UN Human Rights Council
Pakistan demanded an international investigation by the UNHRC into the situation in Kashmir and urged the world rights body not to remain indifferent.
By Press Trust of India

UNHRC Must Not Remain Indifferent To Kashmir Issue, Says Pakistan
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, at the 42nd UNHRC session, said that the Kashmiri people were denied the basic and inalienable human rights.
By Press Trust of India

Ex-Pakistan Lawmaker From Imran Khan's Party Seeks Asylum In India
Baldev Kumar, along with his wife and two children, came to India last month and is presently staying at Khanna in Punjabs Ludhiana district.
By Press Trust of India

India-Pakistan Conflict Over Kashmir Less Heated Than 2 Weeks Ago: Donald Trump
During a meeting with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan in July, Trump had offered to mediate between the two countries on the issue of Kashmir.
By Press Trust of India

Pakistan PM Imran Khan Vows 'Fullest Possible Response' To India Over Kashmir
Khan has led a vigorous international diplomatic campaign seeking the support of the United States, Britain and others to press India over Kashmir.
By Reuters

Saudi, UAE Diplomats Are In Pakistan To Discuss Kashmir
Gulf Arab countries have kept mostly silent on the issue, underpinned by more than $100 billion in annual trade with India that makes it one of the Arabian Peninsulas most prized economic partners.
By Associated Press

Kashmir Protests In UK Turn Violent, Two Arrested
The latest clashes follow a face-off between anti-India protesters led by British Pakistani and separatist groups and a group of Indian diaspora members celebrating Indian Independence Day.
By Press Trust of India

I Told Modi We Can Solve Kashmir Dispute Through Dialogue: Imran Khan
The Pakistan PM said his country will never ever start war with India.
By Press Trust of India

Kulbhushan Jadhav Under 'Extreme Pressure' To Parrot Pakistan's False Narrative: MEA
Charge d Affaires at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad Gaurav Ahluwalia met Jadhav after Pakistan granted consular access.
By Press Trust of India