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J&K High Court seeks status on retrieval of Pakistan-born son of Indian deported after Pahalgam attack

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Scores of Pakistan-born citizens, married to citizens of J&K, were deported from the Union Territory after the Pahalgam attack, which left 26 civilians dead

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J&K High Court seeks status on retrieval of Pakistan-born son of Indian deported after Pahalgam attack. Scores of Pakistan-born citizens, married to citizens of J&K, were deported from the Union Territory after the Pahalgam attack, which left 26 civilians dead Covered by 1 publications. The Hindu: J&K High Court seeks status on retrieval of Pakistan-born son of Indian deported after Pahalgam attack.

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  1. The Hindu India J&K High Court seeks status on retrieval of Pakistan-born son of Indian deported after Pahalgam attack Scores of Pakistan-born citizens, married to citizens of J&K, were deported from the Union Territory after the Pahalgam attack, which left 26 civilians dead 4 h ago · Tier 2

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