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A view of Lal Chowk Srinagar on Friday, January 1, 2021. KL Image On Wednesday the Army and police had claimed to have killed three militants in an encounter at Lawapora area of Srinagar. The three slain have been identified as Ajaz Ahmed Ganai and Athar Mushtaq Wani of Pulwama and Zubair Ahmed Lone of Shopian. Army said they had tracked the militants on the basis of intelligence inputs, adding that the latter “fired indiscriminately” and even lobbed grenades at the forces. “For past many days, intelligence inputs were pouring in continuously about the movement of militants on the Srina...

SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has assured an impartial enquiry into the controversial encounter in Lawaypora area of Srinagar. On Wednesday the Army and police had claimed to have killed three militants in an encounter at Lawapora area of Srinagar. The three slain have been identified as Ajaz Ahmed Ganai and Athar Mushtaq Wani of Pulwama and Zubair Ahmed Lone of Shopian. Army said they had tracked the militants on the basis of intelligence inputs, adding that the latter “fired indiscriminately” and even lobbed grenades at the forces. “For past many days, intelligence inputs ...

‘3 militants’ killed in encounter in Lawaypora KT NEWS SERVICE. Dated: 12/31/2020 12:57:36 PM Families allege the men were innocent, “pick-up”and killed SRINAGAR, Dec 30: Four days after the J&K Police indicted an Army Captain and two of his “local informers” in a detailed charge-sheet for a fake encounter of three labourers in Shopian in July last, families of “three militants killed in an encounter” on the outskirts of Srinagar today have alleged that their sons were innocent. Security forces on Wednesday claimed three local militants were killed in an encounter at Lawaypor...

A day after Army and J&K Police described the three men killed in a Srinagar encounter as 'terrorists' and 'hardcore associates' respectively, the families of the trio picked holes in the police version and pleaded their innocence. The families, two of whom have members working with Jammu and Kashmir Police, described the claims of two forces as concocted and full of gaps. They alleged the three had no connection with militancy and were killed in a staged encounter. While two were students, aged 22 and 17, the third, a 24-year-old, was a construction worker. On Wednesday, the three men from ...

Srinagar: General officer Commanding (GoC) of Army’s Kilo Force, H S Sahi Wednesday said that the three militants killed in the gunfight at Lawaypora on Srinagar outskirts were planning “a big strike on the highway to gain publicity”. Addressing a joint press conference at 2 RR headquarters at Zainakote, HMT, Srinagar, Sahi said that the identity of the slain trio is being ascertained and also the militant organisation they were affiliated with. The GoC Kilo Force said that since the “past many days, intelligence inputs were pouring in continuously” about the movement of militants o...