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condition has deteriorated and has been rushed to a hospital in Srinagar.

Malik was on a hunger strike since August 5, against the economic blockade of the valley
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"Malik’s blood pressure has dropped. He has stopped taking medicines, thus
endangering his life," said GQ Allaqaband, member of a two-man team that visited the
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