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Demolitions in Jammu spark call for fairness and sensitivity

#JammuJournal: Residents urge authorities to pair legal action with compassion

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Jammu, Updated At : 07:07 AM Dec 02, 2025 IST

Family members inspect the demolished house of a journalist in Jammu. PTI FILE

The recent demolition drive in Jammu — during which the house of a social-media journalist’s father was also razed — has reignited debate over the balance between legal authority and humanitarian responsibility.

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Demolitions in Jammu spark call for fairness and sensitivity

#JammuJournal: Residents urge authorities to pair legal action with compassion

Arjun Sharma

Our Correspondent

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