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DAWN's Sr Staff Correspondent. ICFJ Fellow 2011, Chevening SouthAsia Media Fellow 2013; calls a spade a spade without fear or favour. Tweets are personal view.
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AJK unrest may hurt Kashmir cause: Bilawal

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By Tariq Naqash Verified
| Dawn Verified
• Says region’s people have right to raise grievances peacefully • Urges political, not coercive, solution • Terms attacks on security personnel ‘unacceptable’; says army is ‘our red line’ • Reiterates proposal for Truth and Reconciliation Commission MUZAFFARABAD: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Wednesday warned that prolonged instability in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) could undermine both the Kashmir cause and Pakistan’s international standing at a time of growing regional tensions.
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AJK police introduce CDR system

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By Tariq Naqash Verified
| Dawn Verified
MUZAFFARABAD: In a major step towards modernising criminal investigations, the Azad Jammu and Kashmir police on Wednesday introduced a Call Detail Record (CDR) Management System to strengthen their capacity to investigate crimes through digital analysis of telecommunications data.
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JAAC defers march for a week after back-channel talks

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By Tariq Naqash Verified
| Dawn Verified
• No untoward incident reported in Poonch, Sudhnoti • Thousands gather at Rawalakot’s Eidgah Ground ahead of march • JAAC says it wrote to army chief after concerns failed to reach him through official channels • AJK home secretary says coordinated campaigns carried out on social media to incite people MUZAFFARABAD: The proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) on Wednesday deferred for one week its planned long march on Muzaffarabad after back-channel contacts involving influential...
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