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  1. Jammu and Kashmir political status and human rights crisis
  2. Political unrest and incidents occur in Kashmir, involving Farooq Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, with reports of house arrest in Srinagar.

Farooq Abdullah advocates for the special constitutional status and accession of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Farooq Abdullah advocates for the special constitutional status and accession of Jammu and Kashmir.

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  1. Saifullah pledges to fight for the return of special status in Kashmir.1 source
  2. Abdullah criticized the CEC at a rally, reaffirming J&K's status within India.1 source
  3. The National Conference challenged a judgment regarding the special status of Kashmir in the Supreme Court.Sub-event
  4. Abdullah plans to raise issues in Parliament demanding the restoration of J&K's special status.1 source
  5. Controversy erupts over national symbols and diversity in Jammu and Kashmir, specifically regarding the national song.Sub-event
  6. On July 18, 2026, political leaders including Farooq Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti made statements regarding the original constitutional basis of J&K's accession and the PDP's questioning of the special status.Sub-event
  7. Farooq Abdullah appealed to the UN Human Rights Council regarding ongoing civilian killings.Sub-event
  8. Farooq Abdullah advocates for J&K's special constitutional status amid political unrest.1 source

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