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Many youth arrested during night raids in Tujjar Sopore

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August 19, 2018
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Sopore: Police have arrested ten more youth during night raids in Tujjer village of Sopore in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district for their allegedly involvement in stone-throwing protests, locals said.

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The family members of arrested youth said that they are innocent and have nothing to do with stone pelting.

A police official told INS that the youths were involved in stone pelting protests and were identified via a video.

Pertinently massive clashes erupted in Tujjer village of Sopore during Cordon and search operation on Wednesday and Saturday evening week.

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