
India's Modi outlines conditions for Kashmir elections in first talks since autonomy revoked
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told leaders from the former state of Jammu and Kashmir that elections would be held there after the region's constituencies were reconfigured, following the revocation of its semi-autonomous statehood, meeting participants said.
The talks on Thursday were the first between Modi and Kashmiri leaders since the government scrapped the Himalayan region's special status in 2019, detaining thousands of people and imposing a months-long lockdown. The government then split the disputed Muslim-majority region into two federally administrated union territories.More Related News

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