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Uproar in assembly against lathicharge on Gujars during protests against murder of minor girl in Kathua

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
January 22, 2018
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Jammu/Jan,22: Opposition members in legislative assembly on Monday created an uproar against lathicharge by police on Gujjars who were protesting against the murder of eight-year-old girl in Hiranagar area of Kathua district.The opposition members were demanding action against the policemen involved in the lathi-charge.

As soon as proceedings of the House began, Congress MLA GM Saroori slammed the police for using force on protesters in Kathua on Sunday.

“Many people were injured in police action. This is not the way,” he said.

The minor girl, found dead near her native village Rassana in Hiranagar on Jan 17, had been missing since January 10 when she had taken some horses for grazing in the neighborhood.

Police have arrested a minor boy who they said strangulated the girl in a cowshed

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