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Legal experts reject India’s baseless claims on AJK

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Srinagar: Legal experts have taken a strong exception to the recent rhetoric made by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Azad Jammu and Kashmir, calling it legally baseless and a distortion of historical fact and ground realities. According to Kashmir Media Service, Rajnath Singh in an interview on Mar 08, 2025 a had claimed that the Kashmir dispute would end when AJK would join India. The experts strongly rejected the claim by arguing that…

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Legal experts reject India’s baseless claims on AJK

Srinagar: Legal experts have taken a strong exception to the recent rhetoric made by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Azad Jammu and Kashmir, calling it legally baseless and a distortion of historical fact and ground realities. According to Kashmir Media Service, Rajnath Singh in an interview on Mar 08, 2025 a had claimed that the Kashmir dispute would end when AJK would join India. The experts strongly rejected the claim by arguing that…

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