Bodies of slain youth
Police has in its recent statement given a fresh twist to the recent gunfight on Srinagar outskirts. Police said that two of the three were OGW’s and inclined to radicalization.
Police said that they have no reason not to believe the version of the army about the incident and added that however they will investigate the matter as the families of slain militants have said that they were innocent and killed in a fake encounter.
One of the families in its application has been quoted in the media as saying, “That the applicants are the maternal uncle and grandfather of the deceased and through the medium of this application wants to draw your kind attention, that the deceased was doing the graduation in Degree College Pulwama in arts subjects and in this regard has told the family members that he has some work at Pulwama on 29-12-2020”.
“That at 3pm on the same date, the said deceased has called his sister namely Asiya Jan on the phone that his work is incomplete and after words on 30-12-2020 at 9:00 SHO Rajpora has called the father of the deceased Mohd Maqbool Ganie and enquired about the deceased, in turn, the father of the deceased called back the SHO concerned and sent the photograph of his son through WhatsApp. The SHO Rajpora in reply told the father of the deceased that he has to approach the PCR Batamaloo Srinagar for further details of his son,” the application further said.
