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The only son of JKNPP founder Bhim Singh has apologised to Prime Minister Modi for participating in an anti-government protest in February last year that led to him being blacklisted by the High Commission.
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NEW DELHI, May 4: Ankit Love, the UK-based son of late Jammu Kashmir National Panthers Party founder Bhim Singh, was issued an “emergency visa” by the Indian government to enable him to perform the last rites of his mother. Love’s visa will expire on August 2, 2023. The body of Jay Mala, who was a
Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) founder Bhim Singh's son has been removed from a blacklist and issued an emergency visa to attend his mother's funeral after he apologised to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Jay Mala passed away on April 26, her body had been kept in a Jammu hospital mortuary on son’s request