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J&K Assembly: Opp stages walkout after speaker disallows debate on ‘HR violations’ in Kashmir

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January 3, 2018
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J&K Assembly: Opp stages walkout after speaker disallows debate on ‘HR violations’ in Kashmir
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Jammu: The second day of the ongoing budget session in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Wednesday started with opposition creating ruckus demanding the adjournment motion to discuss the “human rights violations” in valley.
Soon after commencing of the proceedings of the House, the legislatures of National Conference (NC) and Congress assembled in the well of the House and demanded suspension of the question hour and clarification from government over the innocent civilian killings by government forces in Kashmir.
The protesting members alleged that government is misleading the House and the people of the state by claiming that militancy in Kashmir is nearing its end.
As the Speaker disallowed the adjournment motion, the protesting members along with independent MLA Er Rasheed staged a walkout from the House.
The parliamentary affairs minister, Abdul Rehman Veri accused the opposition of wasting the time of the house.

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