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Hizb pays tribute to two slain militants and civilian killed in Kulgam gunfight

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Srinagar: Militant outfit Hizbul Mujhadeen Monday paid glorious tribute to two militants and a civilian who were killed in Chiddar village of South Kashmir’s Kulgam district.
The outfit spokesperson Burhanuddin quoted Syed Salahuddin as having said that separation of budding youth is really painful. “Indian troopers are operating at will. Youth are not being killed only but they face intimidation, harassment and torture. The muscular policy has created mayhem in Valley,” he said.
Syed Salahuddin said that it has become routine now for Government Forces to kill budding youth during encounters. “We promise the nation that the sacrifices rendered by the people will not go waste. The civilian killings at the hands of Indian Forces only depict their frustration,” he said.
“Shakoor Ahmed was a great Commander and a good human being who was respected by one and all. Shakoor who laid his life along with other militant and a civilian will be remembered till eternity,” he said adding the Saifullah Khalid and Muhammad Bin Qasim also paid tributes to the slain militants and the civilian.

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