This Is How The International Media Covered The Abrogation Of Article 370 In Jammu & Kashmir

Raunaq Bhatti

Earlier today, Home Minister Amit Shah announced that Article 370 of the Indian Constitution would be abrogated

The state of Jammu and Kashmir will now be bifurcated into two union territories – Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh. As tensions increase in the country, the population finds itself increasingly conflicted about the issue, as some celebrate the news and some reprimand it. 

Here is how international media have viewed the growing tensions in the country. 

1. The New York Times

The New York Tmes

2. The Washington Post

The Washington Post

3. Bloomberg

Bloomberg

4. The Huffington Post

The Huffington Post

5. BBC News

BBC

6. CNBC 

CNBC

7. Reuters 

Reuters

8. Gulf News

Gulf News

9. Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera

10. The Independent 

The Independent

11. The Telegraph

The Telegraph
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