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Centre moves 10K more troops to J&K

Countdown for the removal of Article 35A in J&K has started; over 450 companies of CAPFs already deployed

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Indian paramilitary trooper stands guard near Nunwan Pahalgam base camp, 110 kilometres southeast of Srinagar on July 26, during a pilgrimage to the Hindu holy cave of Amarnath. Pic/AFP

Indian paramilitary trooper stands guard near Nunwan Pahalgam base camp, 110 kilometres southeast of Srinagar on July 26, during a pilgrimage to the Hindu holy cave of Amarnath. Pic/AFP

New Delhi: The countdown for the removal of the controversial Article 35A in Jammu and Kashmir has started. Two days after National Security Adviser Ajit Doval returned from a visit to the Valley, the Centre has decided to move 10,000 additional paramilitary troops there to address the likely fallout of the move on the ground, sources said.

During his three-day tour, Doval had held detailed discussions with senior officers of the state administration, police, paramilitary forces, army, state and Central intelligence agencies, they said.

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