‘Kashmir model exported to Delhi,’ says Omar Abdullah on internet suspension in capital
First reported 9 Oct, 13:15 UTCUpdated 2h ago6 sources
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AI-generatedOmar Abdullah, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, said that internet restrictions imposed in parts of Delhi ahead of a CJP protest resemble the "Kashmir model" of curbs, suggesting the tactic has been exported to the national capital. He made the remark while criticising the curbs, and some outlets also noted his push for Jammu and Kashmir to attract Global Capability Centres. The comment sparked discussion across left, center, and right-leaning outlets about the comparison between Delhi's actions and Kashmir's past internet shutdowns.
How the Left framed it
The Indian Express emphasises Omar Abdullah's dig at the curbs, presenting his statement as a criticism of the government's decision to suspend internet services before the CJP protest.
How the Center framed it
India Today and ThePrint highlight his claim that the Kashmir model has been exported to Delhi regarding the internet shutdown/suspension ahead of the CJP stir, while Greater Kashmir focuses on his appeal for Jammu and Kashmir to become a competitive destination for GCC companies.
How the Right framed it
The Times of India frames his remark as saying New Delhi is modelled after the new J&K, linking the internet curbs for the CJP protest to policies previously used in Jammu and Kashmir.
What everyone reports
- Omar Abdullah stated that the Kashmir model has been exported to Delhi.
- Internet services were suspended/shut down in some parts of Delhi ahead of a CJP protest.
- Omar Abdullah made these remarks ahead of the CJP protest.
- Omar Abdullah is the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir.
Where coverage differs
- Left-leaning outlet (Indian Express) frames the remark as a dig/criticism of the curbs.
- Right-leaning outlet (Times of India) frames it as 'New Delhi modelled after new J&K', suggesting a neutral or comparative stance.
- Center outlets differ: India Today and ThePrint emphasise the internet shutdown before the CJP stir, whereas Greater Kashmir emphasises Omar Abdullah's push for J&K to host GCCs.
Written by AI from the headlines and excerpts of 5 outlets (OpenRouter) on 10 Oct, 05:35 UTC. It can make mistakes — read the original reporting below. How briefings work
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How outlets on each side framed it
Srinagar, Oct 9 (PTI) After internet services were suspended in some parts of Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said the Kashmir model has been exported to the national capital. “Kashmir model has been exported to Delhi. Welcome to the New Delhi, modelled on the New Jammu and Kashmir,”…
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- ’J&K can emerge as a competitive destination for GCC Companies’, says CM Omar Abdullah (opens Greater Kashmir in a new tab)
Jammu, Oct 9: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today called upon industry leaders to explore Jammu and Kashmir as an emerging destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), emphasising that the government is committed to creating a competitive, business-friendly ecosystem that attracts investment, fosters innovation…
- Kashmir model exported to Delhi: Omar Abdullah on internet shutdown before CJP stir (opens India Today in a new tab)
Kashmir model exported to Delhi Omar Abdullah on internet shutdown before CJP stir
- ‘Kashmir model exported to Delhi,’ says Omar Abdullah on internet suspension in capital (opens ThePrint in a new tab)
Srinagar, Oct 9 (PTI) After internet services were suspended in some parts of Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said the Kashmir model has been exported to the national capital. “Kashmir model has been exported to Delhi. Welcome to the New Delhi, modelled on the New Jammu and Kashmir,”…
- ‘Kashmir model exported to Delhi’: Omar Abdullah’s dig at curbs ahead of CJP protest (opens The Indian Express in a new tab)
- 'New Delhi modelled after new J&K': Omar Abdullah on internet curbs for CJP protest (opens The Times of India in a new tab)
- Omar Abdullah faces NC dissent, statehood delay ahead of J&K Cabinet expansion (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
Srinagar: A proposed Cabinet expansion in Jammu and Kashmir comes at a politically sensitive time for Chief Minister Omar Abdullah , with National Conference (NC) MP Aga Ruhullah threatening to quit the party, the Congress staying out of the government and the Centre yet to announce a timeline for restoring statehood…
