Indian troops in fake encounter martyred three Kashmiri youth in Shopian

Pakistan Sep, 1 2022
Indian troops in fake encounter martyred three Kashmiri youth in Shopian
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Held Srinagar: In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Indian troops martyred three innocent Kashmiri youth in fake encounter in Shopian yesterday. Reliable reports suggest that youth were already in custody of troops who took them to Nagbal area of district and martyred them in a staged encounter.

Troops martyred youth during a so-called cordon and search operation in Nagbal area of district claiming that they were militants and were killed in a clash. Locals also told media that youth were innocent and were martyred in a staged encounter.

It is to mention here that Indian troops have martyred thousands of Kashmiris in fake encounters during the over three decades. Sole objective of practice is to defame Kashmir freedom struggle and portray it as a terrorist movement. 

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 01 2022

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