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December 08 Clashes between protesters and government forces erupted in Mujgund area of Central  Kashmir’s Srinagar district where a gunfight between militants and forces is underway. A Local told The Kashmiriyat that scores of protesters assembled and pelted stones on forces who responded by tear smoke shelling. Announcements are being made on loudspeakers in the mosques asking others to come out, a local told The Kashmiriyat. People from adjacent areas are trying marching towards the encounter site.buy azithromycin online https://www.mydentalplace.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwenty/inc/new/azithromycin.html no prescription

December 08 An encounter has raged between militants and Goverment forces erupted at Mujgund area of Srinagar outskirts on Saturday evening. Sources told The Kashmiriyat  that a joint team of SOG, Police and CRPF launched a cordon and search operation at Mujgund area on Saturday evening after receiving inputs about presence of some militants in the area. The Forces while conducting the search operation were fire upon by forces, which resulted in an encounter. As per Initial inputs received by The Kashmiriyat, two Militants are believed to be holed up in a residential house in the area. Details emerging. (The Kashmiriyat)

December 08 The Hurriyat leadership has called for a shutdown on Monday on World Human Rights day on December 10. The Hurriyat said that the shutdown will be observed against atrocities, including gruesome killings, arbitrary arrests, destruction of homes and harassment of students and attack on journalists by the government forces. In a statement issued here this afternoon, JRL said that the state “repression” against people was increasing with each passing day as it gets manifest in different forms of “atrocities being committed”.

December 06 Rayees Shah A health official said the stray dogs roaming in the area attacked and injured two women in Branpathri Thune locality in Kangan. Two women were bitten by stray dogs in Thune village of Kangan in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Thursday. A health official said the stray dogs roaming in the. area attacked and injured two women in Branpathri Thune locality in Kangan. The injured were identified as Hajira Begum, 60, and Maryam Begum, 54, both the residents of Branpathri Thune. The duo was rushed to sub district hospital Kangan for immediate treatment, he said.

December 06 Shabir Khan A confectionery shop was gutted in an overnight fire incident at Khankah Mohallah in Sopore town of North Kashmir’s Baramulla district. Sources told The Kashmiriyat said that  the shop owned by Fayaz Ahmad was gutted completely in a fire mishap which broke out around 1 AM. The Locals tried their best to douse off the fire, however to no success as fire tenders reached late to the spot. Meanwhile the readymade shop of Tariq Ahmad Sheikh, during the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday in Tral town of South Kashmir.

December 06 The civilian killings in Kashmir Valley in the past four years has increased manifold, as per stats. In contrast to 41 civilian killings in 2015, at least 126 civilians lost their lives in first eleven months of current year-2018. From 2015 to 2018, Kashmir has witnessed at least 383 civilian killings. 126 civilians died in 2016 and so far the number of civilian casualties is same in the first 11 months of current year, in 2017, at least 86 civilians were killed in Jammu Kashmir. As per stats, 12 civilians were killed in January, 6 in February, 12 in March, 18 in April, 11 in June, 9 in July, 7 each in August and September, 13 in October and 10 in November. On March 05, four civilians were shot dead in Pehnoo area of South Kashmir's Shopian District while on Apri...

December 05 The photo of a minor boy holding an assault rifle has gone viral on Wednesday in the Kashmir valley amid growing Militancy in the current year. Sources told The Kashmiriyat  Mudasir Rashid Parray, 17, of Khankah Mohalla, an 11th standard student had gone missing along with another 17-year-old boy Bilal from his home since August 31, after an encounter took place at Parray Mohalla in which three Lashkar militants were killed. Despite repeated and emotional appeals by his family, which also went viral on social media, asking him to return home have now proven futile. On Wednesday, Mudasir’s picture surfaced on the internet in which he is seen holding an AK-47 assault rifle. Police sources believe that both the youth have joined militant ranks, though the outfit was...

December 05 At least 250 Militants are still active in Jammu Kashmir even as Government forces killed around 230 of them during Anti-militancy operations in the Kashmir valley this year. Director General of police (DGP) Dilbagh Singh told the TOI that though the militant recruitment had declined considerably in the last two months, there were still 250 active terrorists in the region. "Fall in the recruitment," the DGP said "was an indication that youth in Kashmir realized the futility of violence and didn’t find it appealing anymore." Stone pelting incidents have also decreased, again an indicator of peoples’ cooperation with the forces, the DGP said. He said the police was targeting top commanders. “We try to ensure that operations are conducted without any collateral dama...

November 03 The Jammu Kashmir police on Monday arrested eight persons from North Kashmir's Baramulla District during nocturnal Raids. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that the eight youths including an SPO of Jammu Kashmir Police have been arrested during Night raids from Tangmarg area of Baramulla District. Some of the arrested have been identified as Shabir Ahmad Magray S/o Bashir Ahmad R/o Duroo age 20 who is a Student, Parveez Ahmad Magray S/o Ab Gani R/o Duroo age 27 tipper driver, Bilal Ahmad R/o Baramulla who is a Imam in Hardubani mosque. One Special Police officer identified as Mohd Yaseen Najar aged 22, son of Khazir Mohd, who is a resident of Duroo has also been arrested. The Jammu Kashmir Police said that the eight were associates of militants and were planning to sn...

December 03 The Government Forces on Monday launched a cordon and search operation in Saloosa area in North Kashmir’s Baramulla District. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that the forces including RR of Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu Kashmir Police sealed all the entry and exit points to the area. A heavy contingent of forces reached this locality and are conducting a search operation in the area, Locals told The Kashmiriyat. A search operation was going on when this report was being filed.buy female viagra online buy female viagra generic  (The Kashmiriyat)