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Fresh talks between MHA, Ladakh groups remain ‘inconclusive’; next round in Delhi on October 22

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Peerzada Ashiq
Fresh talks between MHA, Ladakh groups remain ‘inconclusive’; next round in Delhi on October 22
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Recent talks between the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs and Ladakh-based groups regarding statehood and constitutional protections ended without a resolution. Both parties have exchanged proposals and are scheduled to reconvene in New Delhi on October 22.

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The status of Ladakh is a critical geopolitical and domestic issue involving regional autonomy, constitutional rights, and border security concerns.

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Fresh talks between MHA, Ladakh groups remain ‘inconclusive’; next round in Delhi on October 22 left Students from Leh, Ladakh stage a protest over various demands including a separate Statehood for Ladakh and inclusion of the Union Territory in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi. ANI ANI https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/mgijag/article71589658.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/TH09-Vijiata-MHGAAGGRUFG.3.jpg.jpg ANI New Delhi, Feb 15 (ANI): Students from Leh, Ladakh stage a protest over various demands including a separate statehood for Ladakh and inclusion of the Union Territory (UT) in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi on Wednesday.

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