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Jammu, Oct 14 (PTI) Eighteen people, mostly security personnel, were injured today in stone-pelting by protesters agitating against an alleged blasphemous comment made by a professor in Bhaderwah town of Doda district. Protests were held after president of Anjuman Islamia Shahid Hussain got injured in communal clashes triggered by the comment on Wednesday. Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Bhaderwah Roop Raj Bhagat said that 16 security personnel received minor injures, when protesters pelted stones at them. Police later resorted to tear-gas shells to disperse the mob, injuring two civilians. He said the situation was under control as personnel are patrolling in the area. Bhaderwah is the home constituency of Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, who took stock of the situation today. Doda, Bhaderwah, Gandoh and Kishtwar towns observed a shut down and demonstrations were held at some places. Four persons, including three college students, were injured in communal clashes on Wednesday, triggered after a professor allegedly made a blasphemous comment during a college lecture in Doda district. Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered a magisterial probe into the communal clashes.

18 injured in stone pelting after communal clashes, IBN Live News
 
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Jammu, Oct 14 (PTI) Eighteen people, mostly security personnel, were injured today in stone-pelting by protesters agitating against an alleged blasphemous comment made by a professor in Bhaderwah town of Doda district. Protests were held after president of Anjuman Islamia Shahid Hussain got injured in communal clashes triggered by the comment on Wednesday. Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Bhaderwah Roop Raj Bhagat said that 16 security personnel received minor injures, when protesters pelted stones at them. Police later resorted to tear-gas shells to disperse the mob, injuring two civilians. He said the situation was under control as personnel are patrolling in the area. Bhaderwah is the home constituency of Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, who took stock of the situation today. Doda, Bhaderwah, Gandoh and Kishtwar towns observed a shut down and demonstrations were held at some places. Four persons, including three college students, were injured in communal clashes on Wednesday, triggered after a professor allegedly made a blasphemous comment during a college lecture in Doda district. Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered a magisterial probe into the communal clashes.

18 injured in stone pelting after communal clashes, IBN Live News

jobless people protesting don't worry:guns:
 
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Ill effects of militancy.The investors turned away from the state and now we have jobless people protesting.
 
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jobless people protesting don't worry:guns:


They are not jobless there job is this throwing stones.Then the security force will retaliate.If they managed to get a victim then they will turn kashmir to hell.
 
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They are not jobless there job is this throwing stones.Then the security force will retaliate.If they managed to get a victim then they will turn kashmir to hell.

sorry sorry my bad forgot to mention there is a kashmiri pandit family here in chennai they are like family friend

they have an ancestral home in kashmir last time they went and saw a house very grandly built near their house.
it belonged to a milk man and the reason why he got so much money is by to supplying stones during stone pelting operation against the security force:tdown:
 
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well i know most on this fourm are not going to like this, but ...,..,...

Its well known fact that Huriyat is on Pak's pay roll. Even some US senetors are paid by ISI,
I wonder there are few mullas & maulavis on Pak's pay roll.
You must have noticed, almost all the stonne pelting starts on Friday????????????????
 
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After horticulture the biggest business in kashmir is giving medium sized stones.The government must give a large scale industry status for this.
 
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