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Kathua And Baramulla Incidents Highly Unfortunate: CM Omar Abdullah

Says Have Taken Up Both Incidents With Union Government And Insisted To Enquire These Incident In Time Bound And Transparent Manner

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Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday said that Kathua and Baramulla Incidents are highly unfortunate and have taken up these Incidents with Union Government and insisted that these Incidents are enquired in time bound, transparent manner.

Taking on to micro-blogging platform X, the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah wrote, ” I have seen the reports of excessive use of force & harassment of Makhan Din in police custody in Billawar leading to his suicide and the death of Waseem Ahmed Malla, shot by the army under circumstances that are not entirely clear.

Both these incidents are highly unfortunate and should not have happened. J&K will never be completely normalised and free of terror without the cooperation of & partnership with the local population. Incidents like these risk alienating the very people who we need to carry with us on the road to complete normalcy.

I have taken up these incidents with the Union Government & insisted that both incidents are inquired into in a time bound, transparent manner. The Government in J&K will also order its own inquiries, reads the post.

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