Anantnag: ‘Security forces’ have ransacked house of DSP Kunzar Nisar Ahmed Bakshi, in Anantnag on Wednesday afternoon following a gunfight in Shopian.
The officer claimed that its for the eight time since 2008 that his house became target of ‘vandalism’. Bakshi took to social networking site Facebook to showcase the damage and probably to vent out anger as well. He posted the photos of broken windows and windscreen smashed cars on his Facebook wall on Thursday morning, while terming the forces action as“vandalism”.
DSP Bakshi is a native of Nai Basti locality on K P Road area of main town Anantnag and is presently posted as DSP Kunzar in district Baramulla.
“Vandalism by security forces at K P Road Anantnag. Property worth lacs including windows and windowpanes of my residential house damaged. Houses/Vehicles and shops smashed and attacked by rods and rocks. This is for the 8th time since 2008 that my residential house has been damaged in such a way,” Bakshir wrote on FB.
His brother, Iftikhar Bakhshi, while commenting on DSP’s FB post said: “Beasts in uniform, as if they enjoy damaging public property. This is sheer hooliganism. No accountability at all. At least someone from the district administration should take cognizance of such incidents. Mohalla committees should apprise the concerned SHO and other district admins so that there will be no such loss to the civilian property in future.”
According to locals Jammu Kashmir Police and SOG on Wednesday had went on a rampage in K P Road and Khanabal areas of Anantnag and damaged window panes of several houses and also thrashed passer-by after some youth pelted few stones on their vehicle as the encounter was on in Turkawangam area of Shopian district.
They claimed that four youth from Khanabal were detained after damaging several houses.
Intense clashes erupted in Ganjiwara, Janglat Mandi and Achabal areas of main town Anantnag after a rumour’s that top militant commander of LeT, Zeenat Ul Islam and Saddam Padder were caught in a cordon in Shopian, along with their associates.
A 17-year-old boy lost his life while 30 others sustained bullet and pellet injuries while trying to save the militants in Shopian.
