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NIA to take over probe into Oct 5 targeted killings of civilians in Srinagar - Vimarsana News

NIA to take over probe into Oct 5 targeted killings of civilians in Srinagar

The NIA will take over the probe in connection with the targeted killing of civilians in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar.

J&K Civilian Killings To Be Probed By National Investigation Agency - Vimarsana News

J&K Civilian Killings To Be Probed By National Investigation Agency

The National Investigation Agency - India's counter-terrorism force - will probe the targeted killing of four civilians in Jammu and Kashmir this month, including Srinagar chemist ML Bindroo and two school teachers,sources said Tuesday morning

Source: ndtv.com
Kashmir violence: Behind killings, fear of Taliban spillover in South Asia - Vimarsana News

Kashmir violence: Behind killings, fear of Taliban spillover in South Asia

A surge in killings of non-Muslims in disputed Kashmir has raised concerns of a spillover from the Taliban victory in Afghanistan.

J&K Civilian Killings: Killing Of Migrant Workers Causing Some Panic - Bihar Labour Minister Jeevesh Mishra o NDTV - Vimarsana News

J&K Civilian Killings: Killing Of Migrant Workers Causing Some Panic - Bihar Labour Minister Jeevesh Mishra o NDTV

The killing of four Bihari migrant workers in J&K this month has created some panic among others from the state working in the Kashmir Valley, Labour Minister Jeevesh Mishra told NDTV on Monday.

Source: ndtv.com
Kashmir: Two More Killings Mark Step Up of Offensive Against Non-Locals - Vimarsana News

Kashmir: Two More Killings Mark Step Up of Offensive Against Non-Locals

Hundreds have been detained by J&K Police. While police has defended the move, questions arise on whether the detentions are legal or can help stop the crimes against non-locals and minorities.

Source: thewire.in