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Police constable suspended in Kangan youth’s killing for ‘prima facia involvement’

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April 4, 2018
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Police constable suspended in Kangan youth’s killing for ‘prima facia involvement’
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Ganderbal: Police Wednesday ordered suspension of a constable in the death Gowhar Ahmad from Kangan who succumbed to his injuries at SKIMS yesterday.

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Constable Gulzar Ahmad of police station Kangan has been suspended from services for his ‘prima fascia involvement, pending inquiry’ in the case.

Jammu and Kashmir Police on Tuesday had ordered a departmental enquiry besides a “regular criminal investigation” into the killing of Kangan youth Gowhar Ahmad Rather.

“Consequent upon his prima facia involvement in case FIR No. 18/2018 u/s 307 RPC Selection Grade Constable Gulzar Ahmad (belt no. 422/Gbl) is herby placed under suspension with immediate effect, pending enquiry,” order reads.

“In a law and order incident at Kangan, on April 2, 2018, one person namely Gowhar Ahmed Rather s/o Ab Rehman Rather was injured who was subsequently admitted at SKIMS Soura. Today, he succumbed to his injury,” had said a police spokesman, in a statement.

He said a departmental enquiry has been ordered and entrusted to DIG CKR, besides regular criminal investigation, to ascertain the sequence of events and actions related to the incident.

The 22-year-old youth, was buried at around 2:30pm mid-night after district administration conceded to demands of the locals, in local ‘martyrs graveyard’.

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