Morning digest | Panic-stricken Kashmiri Pandits go on leave in Kashmir Valley; India, China patrols face off in Tawang, and more
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Scores of Kashmiri Pandits abstained from attending offices and many went on a 10-day leave in the Valley on Friday, in the wake of targeted killings of two Pandits among seven other civilians in the past one week. Widespread protests were held in Jammu and Kahmir against the killings.
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