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Home Minister Amit Shah To Meet Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha On Targeted Killings In Kashmir

New Delhi: A day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s Meeting With NSA Ajit Doval, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has been called to Delhi, for a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday.

After Bank Manager from Rajasthan was shot dead, a brick kiln worker from Bihar scummed the terrorists.

This is the 8th such case in the last three weeks.

“The government has made us hostages. We are not being allowed to leave our homes. We are all scared. There is a security failure in Kashmir. We implore the LG (Lieutenant Governor) to let us leave for Jammu,” said a member of the Kashmiri Pandit community in an SOS(Save our Ship) video posted online.

Farooq Abdullah’s National Conference also condemned the attack, saying that the “spate of killings” continues unabated and demonstrates the “utter failure” of the government to stem the violence, despite the heavy deployment of security forces.

“We express serious concern over a situation moving fast towards a crisis wherein no citizen can be considered safe,” the party added

 “Second tweet today to condole the targeted killing of another non-local. Dilkhush, who was here from Bihar to earn a living, was shot & killed earlier this evening. While condemning this killing in the strongest possible terms, I send my condolences to his family,”. National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah tweeted.

Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir condemned the attack on migrant labourers, saying there was a “total breakdown of law and order” in the Union Territory.

“Mayhem! Two more civilians shot at in Budgam. Total breakdown of Law & Order. Will the govt still parrot the narrative of normalcy, or has it internalised its own propaganda. Condolences with Dilkhush’s family & praying for speedy recovery to the other. Has peace been ‘established’?” PDP said on Twitter.

Peoples Conference said the cycle of death must end.

“Unequivocally condemn the targeted killing of a non-local worker of Dilkhush from Bihar who was working as a labourer at a brick kiln. We pray for his eternal peace & may Allah give strength to his family in this hour of grief! The cycle of death must end!” the party said in a tweet.

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