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Shopian killings: J-K police to seek forensic lab's help

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir police will send the SIM card and details of the phone of the suspected militant killed by CRPF in Shopian last week to Forensic Science Laboratory Chandigarh to ascertain his identity

PTI PTI Updated on: September 14, 2013 21:34 IST
J&K govt orders inquiry into Shopian firing incidents

Five persons have been killed in Shopian since last week.  While four were killed in CRPF firing on September 7, another youth was killed in CRPF firing on protestors outside Gagran camp of the force on September 11.



After the first firing incident, police said three slain youths did not have any militant links but claimed that the fourth youth was believed to be a Pakistani militant, Abdullah Haroon.

The locals, however, alleged that all the four youths were innocent civilians and killed in unprovoked firing. Civil society activists and separatists have claimed that the man claimed to be militant was actually a non-Kashmiri labourer.  

The state government has ordered a magisterial probe into the killings and directed the District Magistrate to submit his report within one month.

The Government also directed for replacing the CRPF personnel at Gagran with Jammu and Kashmir Armed Police.  Mohiuddinn appealed people to maintain calm and help the government in restoring order in the district.

“I appeal people to maintain calm and help government in restoring order in the district. Government is conscious and concerned about the problems, demands and needs of people,” the minister said.

The minister reviewed the execution of the cabinet decision regarding shifting of the CRPF camp from Gagran village and directed the district administration to implement the decision within no time, an official spokesman said here.  
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