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Dy CM’s remark over Kathua rape-n-murdershows his lack of faith in J&K Police, J&K High court

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April 20, 2018
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Srinagar/April,20: Sharply reaction to the statement of Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh over Kathua rape-n-murder case the National Conference working president and former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of “playing politics” over Kathua minor rape and murder.

Questioning Deputy CM’s remark where in he said ‘actual culprits should be found and pronounced guilty in Kathua rape case, Omar said the deputy CM has marked “lack of confidence” on state police and judiciary overseeing the investigations into the case.Reacting to Deputy Chief Minister’s statement Omar took to micro blogging website Twitter and said “the Deputy CM has just pronounced his complete lack of confidence in the @JmuKmrPolice & the J&K High Court which is overseeing the Kathua probe. This is how they play politics & incite trouble”.

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