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Jammu And Kashmir: Evening news wrap: Manipur on boil again as 3 killed by militants; France PM orders curfew as protests grow & more | India News

Evening news wrap: Manipur on boil again as 3 killed by militants; France PM orders curfew as protests grow & more
  • India rejected OIC remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating anti-India propaganda.
  • Polish PM Donald Tusk will visit India from October 21–23 for talks with Narendra Modi.
  • Three killed in a suspected militant ambush in Manipur, triggering protests in Imphal.
  • Three arrested in Rajasthan over firing at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai.
  • France tightened security after violent protests, with over 2,400 people arrested.

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India rejects OIC remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, accuses Pakistan of orchestrating ‘malicious’ claims

India rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in resolutions adopted at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) foreign ministers’ meeting in Baghdad on October 17–18, calling them “malicious, biased and false”. The ministry of external affairs said the OIC had no authority to comment on India’s internal matters and accused Pakistan of using the organisation to push its agenda. Read full story

Polish PM Donald Tusk to visit India from October 21–23, hold talks with PM Modi

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Jammu And Kashmir: Evening news wrap: Manipur on boil again as 3 killed by militants; France PM orders curfew as protests grow & more | India News

India rejected OIC remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating anti-India propaganda.Polish PM Donald Tusk will visit India from October 21–23 for talks with Narendra Modi.Three killed in a suspected militant ambush in Manipur, triggering protests in Imphal.Three arrested in Rajasthan over firing at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai.France tightened security after violent protests, with over 2,400 people arrested.Here are the top news stories of the day:India rejects OIC remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, accuses Pakistan of orchestrating ‘malicious’ claimsIndia rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in resolutions adopted at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) foreign ministers’ meeting in Baghdad on October 17–18, calling them “malicious, biased and false”. The ministry of external affairs said the OIC had no authority to comment on India’s internal matters and accused Pakistan of using the organisation to push its agenda. Read full storyPolish PM Donald Tusk to visit India from October 21–23, hold talks with PM ModiShare your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesPolish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will visit India from October 21 to 23 at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The two leaders will hold talks in New Delhi on October 22 to review bilateral ties and discuss regional and global issues. Read full storyThree killed in suspected militant ambush in Manipur, protests erupt in ImphalThree people were killed and three injured after suspected militants ambushed firewood collectors along the Imphal East-Kangpokpi district border in Manipur. The attack triggered protests in Imphal, where locals placed two victims’ bodies outside chief minister Y Khemchand Singh’s residence. Read full storyThree arrested in Rajasthan over firing at Tiger Shroff’s car in MumbaiThe Anti-Gangster Task Force and Rajasthan Police have arrested three men in connection with the firing at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai. The accused, including a minor, were apprehended aboard a train at Kota railway station while travelling towards Delhi. Read full storyFrance tightens security after violent protests, over 2,400 arrestedFrance is tightening security after violent protests over rising living costs and public services led to rioting, arson and looting across several cities. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has asked local authorities to impose limited curfews, while President Emmanuel Macron rejected interior minister Laurent Nuñez’s resignation and ordered a review of security failures. Read full story

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