News Topic:Braid Chopping
Kashmir
No let up in braid chopping across Kashmir
Srinagar: Panic gripped in Batamaloo area of Srinagar after three incidents of mysterious braid chopping occurred in the locality from the past three consecutive...
Kashmir
Braid Chopping: We are yet to get any breakthrough, says DGP
Srinagar: With incidents of braid chopping soaring after every other day, the State Police Chief, SP Vaid Sunday said there has been no breakthrough...
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Women protest against braid chopping incidents in Pulwama
Pulwama: Women in south Kashmir's Pulwama district today carried out a peaceful protest demonstration against braid chopping incidents in the area.The women protesters, who...
Kashmir
Mysterious braid chopping incidents continue to haunt Kashmiris
Srinagar: The soaring number of braid chopping incidents, which are showing no signs of relenting, with every new case mounting pressure on the government...
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