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Tral shuts for fourth straight day against militant killings

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December 25, 2018
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By BASHARAT RASHID
Tral : A complete shutdown is being observed on fourth consecutive day in South Kashmir’s Tral township of Pulwama on Tuesday against the killing of six Ansar Ghazwat Ul Hind militants.
All the shops, business establishments, and other offices are closed while as public transport is off the roads to mourn the killings.
On Saturday, December 22, six AGH militants including Soliha Mohammad Akhoon, Rasik Mir, Rouf Mir, Umer Ramzan, Nadeem Sofi, and Faisal Javid Khanday, were killed in a gunfight at Arampora area of Tral sub district.
Large number of people from different areas of Tral continued to visit the houses of slain militants .
Meanwhile, Awantipora opened after three days of complete strike.
All the shops and other business establishments are open and traffic is plying on the roads, reports said.
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