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SRINAGAR: The Army has completed the Summary of Evidence against two of its men involved in July s Amshipura encounter in South Kashmir s Shopian district in which three civilians were killed and a possible court martial could take place after completion of formalities, officials said.
General Officer in Command of the strategically located XV Corps Lt Gen B S Raju said the Summary of Evidence has been completed but refused to give away any details of the outcome. Yes, the Summary of Evidence has been completed and the army will take next course of action as per the law, Lt Raju told PTI here.
Summary of evidence in Shopian encounter case completed: Army
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Srinagar, Dec 24 : The Indian Army on Thursday said the summary of evidence proceedings into the July 18 Amshipora Shopian encounter case have been completed.
The army said that the matter is being examined by the authorities concerned in consultation with legal advisors for proceeding further. Indian Army is committed to ethical conduct of operations. Further details will be shared in a manner so as not to prejudice the proceedings under the army law, Defence spokesperson Rajesh Kalia said.
Two employees of a private oil company allegedly kidnapped in Arunachal Pradesh
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A senior police officer said that they were kidnapped from Diyun. “They are identified as PK Gogoi and Ram Kumar, hailing”. Police has launched operation to rescue the duo.
GUWAHATI: Two employees of a private oil company were allegedly kidnapped from in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh.
A senior police officer said that they were kidnapped from Diyun. “They are identified as PK Gogoi and Ram Kumar, hailing”. Police has launched operation to rescue the duo.
The officer said, “We are looking at all angles for the area has presence of militant outfits”. Three districts of Arunachal Pradesh Tirap, Changlang and Longding are besieged by insurgency problems. On July 11 this year security forces gunned down six insurgents of the NSCN-IM. The area is under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA).
Arunachal: Two oil drilling company employees kidnapped by suspected militants
On Monday evening, at around 6.30 pm, around a dozen armed militants kidnapped the duo from a drilling site near Innao in Changlang district. December 22, 2020 12:12:22 pm
The Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts of Arunachal Pradesh which lie surrounded by Assam, Nagaland and Myanmar is a violence-prone area in which the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) is in force.
Two employees of an oil drilling company were kidnapped in Arunachal Pradesh’s Changlang district by suspected militants on Monday evening. Operations are underway to rescue them, officials said.
On Monday evening, at around 6.30 pm, around a dozen armed militants kidnapped the duo from a drilling site near Innao in Changlang district.
By Ather Zia• 18 December 2020
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