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GDC Baramulla students protest against militant killings

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August 29, 2018
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Baramulla : Scores of students of Degree College Baramulla on Tuesday staged a protest demonstration outside  campus against the militant killings in south Kashmir’s village. 
Reports aid that a large number of students outside GDC Baramulla campus organized a protest march amid pro-freedom and anti-India slogans.
The protesting students shouted pro-Azadi slogans against the killing of two militants in south Kashmir encounter. 
The students also protests against the attempts to abrogate Article 35 A.
“Attempts are being made to bring changes in the article but we will protest tooth and nail if even any minor changes are brought into it,” protesting students said.
Meanwhile students protest culminated on a peaceful note.
Pertinently, Two militants including top Hibz commander Altaf Ahmed Dar alias Altaf Kachroo were killed in Anantnag encounter this morning.
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