News Topic:Human Shield Incident
Kashmir
Protests, clashes against awarding Major Leetul Gogoi
Srinagar: Protests and clashes erupted on Friday at a few places against the commendation to Army officer Major Leetul Gogoi who tied a Kashmiri civilian...
Kashmir
Human Shield Row: Resistance leaders call for peaceful protests
Srinagar: Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik expressed strong resentment over awarding Major Gogoi, accused in human shield row.Major Gogoi...
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Don’t bother with the farce of a military court of inquiry again: Omar Abdullah
Srinagar: Joining the outrage against the army major who was rewarded by the Army General for counter-insurgency operations, former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wednesday...
Kashmir
Inquiry in human shield incident still incomplete: Army
Srinagar: Army Monday said that the reports about the army officer getting clean chit for human shield incident are “speculative”.Army spokesman Rajesh Kalia said:...
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