Police 'indifferent' towards woes of people

GK News Network

Srinagar, July 8: Imaad Manzoor, a 15 month old kid, son of Manzoor Ahmad Laigroo, from uptown locality of Ibrahim Colony, Hyderpora today had a providential escape as policemen on duty at PS Sadder  denied permission and help to his father in reaching to child specialist in Magarmalbagh.
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CITY MOURNS 4-MORE KILLINGS

MOURNERS END UP IN COFFINS

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, July 6: Tuesday morning, mourners were shouldering coffins of two youth, Muzaffar Ahmed and Fayaz Ahmed killed allegedly by troopers, as the funeral procession walked the Gangbuh Bund near Tengpora on the City outskirts. This was when some photojournalists including GK lensman Mubashir Khan More

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Batamaloo, Maisuma killings evoke widespread condemnation

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 6: The killing of four youth including a girl in Batamaloo and Maismua areas of Srinagar by the CRPF troopers and JK policemen has evoked strong condemnation from various political, social and religious organizations. Hurriyat Conference (G) general secretary Masrat Alam Bhat More

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POLICEMEN MURDERED 3-YOUTH IN COLD BLOOD: HCBA

ISLAMABAD KILLINGS

UMER MAQBOOL DAR

Srinagar, July 6: The High Court Bar Association (HCBA) on Tuesday accused police of “murdering” three Islamabad youth in cold blood last week.     The Bar in its report said the youth Ishtiyaq, Imtiyaz and Shujat-ul-Islam were killed by three police officers.  “Do More

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Mehbooba condemns killings

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 6: Expressing disgust, pain and grief at the latest killings in Srinagar, Peoples Democratic Party President Mehbooba Mufti today said the government was only fuelling anger by shedding innocent blood of teenagers.  In a statement she said the ‘spiraling count of our dear ones More

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KU POSTPONES EXAMS

GK NEWS NETWORK

SRINAGAR: University of Kashmir has postponed all examinations scheduled to be held up to and including July 12. Revised date sheet will be notified separately, a KU spokesman said. More

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Take to streets: Hurriyat (G), DeM to people

Srinagar, July 6: Describing July 7 and July 8, as historically significant, the Hurriyat Conference (G) general secretary Masrat Alam Bhat has reiterated his appeal to people to come on the streets and hold protests from dawn to dusk on these days against the continued killings by the armed forces.< More

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Chasing animals, 4 youth cross over LoC in Gurez

TARIQ RASOOL

Kilshay (Gurez), July 6: Four youth, including two brothers have reportedly crossed over the Line of Control from Kilshay village in Gurez sector of Bandipora district on Monday. Locals said the youth crossed LoC while chasing their animals. Villagers and relatives of the youth told More

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Nayeem Khan condemns killings

Srinagar, July 6: The Chairman of National Front Nayeem Ahmed Khan has condemned the killings of innocent youth by police and paramilitary troopers in city on Tuesday. “Kashmiris have been struggling to achieve right to self-determination for last several decades and we will take its to logical More

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‘Forces ask tourists to leave Valley’

MOAZUM MUHAMMAD

Srinagar, July 6: At the time state government is inviting tourists to the valley, paramilitary CRPF  troopers and policemen on Tuesday allegedly asked the tourists to leave the Valley. Locals said that a huge posse of paramilitary CRPF and policemen reached Nehru Park this evening and More

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Stop brutalities: CPI (M)

Srinagar, July 6: The state secretary of the CPI (M), M Y Tarigami, on Tuesday expressed its deep anguish over the killing of four youth including a girl in police and CRPF firing. “Killings have shocked the entire population and people are justified to condemn and protest against such brutal More

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Surrender security: JKLF (R) to separatists

Srinagar, July 6: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (R) has asked the all separatist leaders to surrender the security  to protest against the unabated human rights violations in Kashmir. “In view of the continued killings and other human rights violations, the pro-freedom leaders should, More

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Pensioners respond to CM’s appeal

Srinagar, July 6: Reacting to the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s appeal, the Jammu and Kashmir Pensioners Welfare Association (PWA) has said that Civil Society can come forward only when the state and the central governments will take immediate confidence building measures (CBM’s) in the state like repealing More

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