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Home » Hyderpora Encounter: Those found guilty won’t be spared: LG Manoj Sinha

Hyderpora Encounter: Those found guilty won’t be spared: LG Manoj Sinha

Posted on November 20, 2021 by Ajaz Rashid | Last updated on November 20, 2021

‘Things will be more clear within three, four days’

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has said that whosoever is found guilty in the Hyderpora encounter won’t be spared and the administration is committed to ensure justice.


“One incident has taken place as far as the security situation is concerned. I want to assure people those found involved won’t be spared,” he said addressing a gathering of members of Sikh community in Jammu region on the occasion of Guru Purab.

He said that in three-to four days, things will be more clear and “he would be able to discuss more on the issue.”

The bodies of Altaf and Gul were first buried by police at Handwara graveyard and after massive outcry followed by protests by the families of the slain duo, their bodies were exhumed and later handed over to the families for the last rites late on Thursday evening.


The probe ordered by the LG is being conducted by the ADC Srinagar, who has already issued a notice inviting witnesses for recording their statements. The LG has promised the probe will be conducted in a time-bound manner.

Pertinently, the family of the third slain identified as Amir Ahmed of Banihal has also demanded the return of the body of their son, who was working as an office boy at slain Gul’s office—(KNO)

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