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JP Nadda

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Correcting the Union Minister, Abdullah stated that the paper leak happened in 2022 when the Union Territory was under Lieutenant Governor's charge.

· Times of India, Deccan Herald, NDTV

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  1. 'You got the date wrong': Omar Abdullah slams J P Nadda, says paper leak happened during L-G rule

    Partially corroborated613 outlets

  2. Omar Abdullah contests Union Minister Nadda’s claim on J&K paper leak, asks Centre ‘to engage with protesters’

    Partially corroborated561 outlets

  3. You got the date wrong: Jammu and Kashmir CM to Union Minister Nadda on JKSSB paper leak

    Partially corroborated561 outlets

  4. CJP Protest: ‘RAF man shot me, pellets hit me in face,’ says injured protester whom JP Nadda met at hospital

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  5. Govt ready for in-depth Parliament discussion on paper leaks: JP Nadda

    Partially corroborated501 outlets

  6. CJP declines Nadda meet, seeks talks at protest site

    Partially corroborated511 outlets

  7. CJP protest: 6 FIRs by Delhi Police over violence; 'larger conspiracy' being probed as Nadda meets injured students

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  8. J P Nadda visits Delhi's RML hospital, meets injured protestors and police personnel

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  9. 'Arrogant, shameful': Kapil Sibal slams J P Nadda's claim that proposal for talks came from CJP protesters

    Limited reporting471 outlets

  10. Who called whom? JP Nadda, CJP leaders differ on how the talks happened

    Uncorroborated0 outlets

  11. CJP calls NEET protest talks with govt useless, accuses JP Nadda of lying

    Partially corroborated501 outlets

  12. 'Ended up wasting 4 hours for this useless meeting': CJP slams J P Nadda as it still awaits response from 'desperate' govt

    Limited reporting471 outlets

  13. 70 detained, 118 cops and 60 marchers injured: Police block protesters' march to Parliament; JP Nadda meets CJP representatives

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  14. CJP leaders meet Union Minister JP Nadda amid Parliament march, mass detentions

    Partially corroborated612 outlets

  15. CJP met JP Nadda twice today, govt gave no assurance on protesters' demands

    Partially corroborated501 outlets

  16. Govt opens talks with CJP amid raging protest; J P Nadda holds talks with 2-member team

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  17. CJP submits 3 demands to JP Nadda: ‘ ₹1 crore compensation...’ — What the outfit wants from govt amid Delhi protest?

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  18. Talks over with Nadda, here's what CJP got as assurance from Modi's minister | Watch

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  19. ₹1 crore compensation for NEET aspirants, Wangchuk's release: The 3 demands made by CJP in letter to JP Nadda

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  20. 'Got no commitments': CJP leaders handover 3 demands to JP Nadda; minister says end 'sit-in'

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  21. Govt has reached out, we're on way to meet JP Nadda: CJP's big claim amid protest

    Partially corroborated531 outlets

  22. 'We made govt bow & listen to us': CJP after meeting Nadda; protest continues at Jantar Mantar

    Limited reporting491 outlets

Reporting confidence

61/100
Corroboration
31/40
Source reliability
21/30
Primary source
0/15
Headline check
9/15

3 independent reporting origins across 3 outlets — shared ownership, reprinted wire copy, and articles citing another outlet’s reporting count once.

Flags: sensationalized

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