Kashmiri man assaulted in Noida gets no help from three helplines

A Kashmiri man assaulted allegedly by the employees of a private company in Noida has said that he got no help after calling three helplines, including one set up the Ministry of Home Affairs for Kashmiris living outside Jammu and Kashmir.

Mudasir Rasool, 28, a trainee with the National Skill Development Corporation’s Udaan project - a central government scheme for J&K youth residing outside the state – said he was beaten up by employees on Monday afternoon, after he had an argument with one of them.






Source:-indiatoday
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All-party meet: Centre must show it is a caring govt, says Manmohan Singh

Responding to the unrest in Kashmir, former Prime minister and senior Congress leader Manmohan Singh has asked the central government to show that it is caring.

Singh, according to NDTV, was expressing his views on Kashmir during an all-party meet chaired by PM Modi in New Delhi.
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