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In pics: Demonstrations against Kulgam killings, for justice in Asifa case

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April 13, 2018
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In pics: Demonstrations against Kulgam killings, for justice in Asifa case

Traders fraternity in old city srinagar demanded fair trail and capital punishment for people involved in Rape and murder of an eight year old minor from Nomadic tribe, bakerwal.

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Joint Resistance leadership activists protested against civilian killings in Kulgam and demanding capital punishment for people involved in rape and murder of Asifa, on Friday. They raised slogans : Asifa Hum sharminda hain, tumharai qatil zinda hai.

 

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Traders fraternity in old city srinagar demanded fair trail and capital punishment for people involved in Rape and murder of an eight year old minor from Nomadic tribe, bakerwal.

 

An NGO, We Volunteer, members held Sit in at press enclave in Srinagar on Friday demanding justice for Asifa.
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Joint Resistance leadership activists protested against civilian killings in Kulgam and demanding capital punishment for people involved in rape and murder of Asifa, on Friday. They raised slogans : Asifa Hum sharminda hain, tumharai qatil zinda hai.

 

Traders fraternity in old city srinagar demanded fair trail and capital punishment for people involved in Rape and murder of an eight year old minor from Nomadic tribe, bakerwal.

 

An NGO, We Volunteer, members held Sit in at press enclave in Srinagar on Friday demanding justice for Asifa.
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