News Topic:Civilian Killings

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We love Kashmir, have no fear: Non-locals

While reacting to the killings of non-locals in particular, non-local people in Kashmir say they have no fear or complaints with the people of Kashmir.

Civilian shot dead in Kulgam

A local was killed by unknown gunmen, suspected to be militants, in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Wednesday evening, officials said.

DMs order installation of CCTV cameras outside shops, other establishments

The administration in several districts here have ordered the shopkeepers and other business establishments to install CCTV cameras within the period of 14 days.

Night patrolling in Kashmir to prevent killings of ‘soft targets’: IGP Kashmir

Inspector-General of Police Kashmir range Vijay Kumar Wednesday said police along with the security forces have started night patrolling in remote villages.

Army starts court-martial proceedings against its officer over Amshipora fake gunfight

The Indian Army on Monday said that court-martial proceedings have been initiated against its officer who was found involved in Amshipora fake encounter.

Budgam: Slain SPO’s brother also succumbs

The brother of the slain Special Police Officer (SPO), who was seriously wounded in yesterday's militant attack in Budgam, also succumbed this morning.

Civilian shot dead in central Kashmir’s Budgam

A civilian was shot dead by the unidentified gunmen at Gotpora area of central Kashmir’s Budgam district on Monday evening.

Girl injured in Srinagar grenade attack succumbs, toll 2

A lady who had sustained injuries in yesterday’s Srinagar grenade attack succumbed this morning in the hospital.

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