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Coverage dated September 16, 2024

Many in Indian-controlled Kashmir plan to vote this time to deny Modi total control

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For decades, boycotting elections in Indian-controlled Kashmir was a sign of protest against Indian rule. That may change on Wednesday, when many residents of the Muslim-majority region say they’re willing to use their vote in a local election to deny Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party the power t…

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  1. WDIO Duluth

    Many in Indian-controlled Kashmir plan to vote this time to deny Modi total control (opens WDIO Duluth)

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    For decades, boycotting elections in Indian-controlled Kashmir was a sign of protest against Indian rule. That may change on Wednesday, when many residents of the Muslim-majority region say they’re willing to use their vote in a local election to deny Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party the power t…

  2. The Republic

    Large turnout is expected in a crucial vote for local government in Indian-controlled Kashmir (opens The Republic)

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    SRINAGAR, India (AP) — In Indian-controlled Kashmir, many people boycotted elections for decades in protest against Indian rule. But in the run-up to the local election beginning Wednesday, many are willing to buck that trend and use their vote to deny Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party the power …

  3. PBS NewsHour

    After decades of election boycotts, many in Kashmir appear ready to vote to deny Modi power in region (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    For decades, boycotting elections in Indian-controlled Kashmir was a sign of protest against Indian rule. That may change on Wednesday.

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