Indian Army Martyrs 3 Kashmiri Cousins In Fake Encounter

via https://youtu.be/uEGdd2kyH1s An inquiry by India’s army ruled against military staff on Friday. Indian forces who were passed off as "unidentified terrorists" in an anti-militancy operation in Indian-Occupied Kashmir. On August 18, the military claimed Indian soldiers had killed the three men in Amshipora village of Shopian district. Kalia said a competent disciplinary authority had ordered for “initiating disciplinary proceedings […] against those found prima-facie answerable” in the incident, during which the soldiers had abused their power and violated rules. The families of three missing cousins told the press that the Indian army had killed them in a fake gunfight. The families had identified the men from photos of those killed in the July 18 operation. Kashmir A disputed region Both Pakistan and Indian hold parts of Kashmir. Two of those wars were over Kashmir. Also, in Siachen glacier in northern Kashmir, Indian and Pakistani troops have fought several times since 1984.