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FIR LODGED, PARTIES SPAR AS HAZRATBAL ROW INTENSIFIES
Hindustan Times Amritsar
|September 07, 2025
The J&K Police has filed a case against unknown people amid a raging controversy over the alleged vandalisation of the Ashoka emblem at the Hazratbal shrine in Kashmir, with chief minister Omar Abdullah seeking an apology from the Wagf Board for the “mistake” while asserting that the national emblem is meant for government functions, not religious institutions.
The Opposition BJP-led Waaf Board, however, slammed the defacement and said that “tarnishing the national emblem isa terrorist attack”.
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