The rift between National Conference MP Agha Ruhullah Mehdi and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has raised concerns about party unity in Jammu and Kashmir
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Toibah is a journalist at Outlook, based in Kashmir. She is passionate about covering politics, human rights, social issues, and culture. When she's not writing, Toibah can be found trying to win an argument. Contact: toibah.kirmani@outlookindia.com
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