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NEW DELHI, Dec 20: The Government of
India’s unilateral cease-fire in Jammu and Kashmir
will continue for another month, beyond December 28. This
was announced by the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari
Vajpayee, in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, soon after
question hour. The 10-paragraph statement read out by the
Prime Minister emphasised that there would be no
initiation of combat operations in J&K for one more
month after the coming Id-ul-Fitr. Mr Vajpayee also
announced that the Government would review the situation
in the State of Jammu and Kashmir after Republic Day
2001. .........
NEW DELHI, Dec 20: The Minister of State for
Home Affairs, Mr Vidyasagar Rao, informed the Rajya Sabha
on Wednesday that uncorroborated inputs indicate that
militants operating in Jammu and Kashmir are in the
possession of anti-aircraft missiles. The possibility of
attacks on helicopters and aircraft of Indian security
forces by the militants cannot be ruled out, Mr
Vidyasagar Rao said in reply to a question by Mr K
Kalavenkata Rao, Mr Yadlapati Venkat Rao and Mr Solipeta
Rama Chandra Reddy..............
JAMMU,
Dec 20: Describing the
extension of cease-fire as yet another
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