On July 18, Indian Army claimed to have killed 3 unidentified militants in Amshipora village of southern Shopian district in Kashmir valley. On August 10, three families of 3 labourers from Rajouri…

The room rented by the three men is still scattered with their belongings, including half-eaten food.

In an incident reminiscent of the Pathribal and Machil 'encounters' in which the terrorists killed turned out to be innocent civilians, relatives of the three young men fear they may have been killed...

At least three family members have identified the trio as Imtiaz Ahmad, 26, Ibrar Ahmed, 18, and Ibrar Ahmed, 25, to the Kashmir Walla from a photograph, allegedly of the men killed in the gunfight.

Army to probe Shopian encounter after Rajouri families claim their three members missing in same area Greater Kashmir | An encounter last month in Shopian in South Kashmir has come under the author...

The Army has initiated an inquiry into the Shopian "encounter" carried out by its troops last month, in which three alleged militants were killed, after families in Jammu region's Rajouri district...

Srinagar: Lal Din Khatana who was among the first villagers to reach the gunfight spot in Mirzapur Chak of Shopian on July 18, has said, that one of the three killed 'militants' was wearing

The Indian army, which initially said the dead were Pakistani 'terrorists', said it is investigating the incident.

One of the relatives said that he identified his cousin and two other relatives through circulated photographs of militants killed in an encounter on July 18.

Srinagar, Aug 11: The family members of three missing youth from Rajouri district Tuesday appealed to Lieutenant Governor of J&K UT Manoj Sinha to order an impartial independent probe into the …

The families claim that the boys went to Shopian in search of work and that the encounter was ‘staged’ by army.

SRINAGAR: Day after reports on social media that three labourers from Rajouri have been killed in an alleged fake encounter in South Kashmir’s Shopian district last month, Police on Tuesday issued...

ThePrint retraces the movement of three missing youth from Rajouri who are believed to have been killed in an alleged encounter in Shopian on 18 July.

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The Shopian encounter resulted in the death of 3 men, their identity was not divulged at the time. Now, a Jammu family claims the 3 are their missing members.

Police to examine bodies for DNA matchingUmar RashidSrinagar, August 11 : Shakeel Ahmad Lone, a resident of Shopian who provided a room on rent basis to the three missing labourers of Rajouri says...

Police claimed that on July 18, 3 unidentified militants were shot dead in a village in Shopian district. After taking their DNA samples, the trio were later interred, as per protocol,it was claimed

Alleged fake encounter in Shopian: Police to carry out DNA sampling Greater Kashmir | Taking cognisance of the claim by the families and media reports on “killing of three labourers” from Rajouri in...

Three families from Rajouri claimed the deceased may be their missing kin and demanded DNA testing

Pakistan strongly condemns the extra-judicial killings of three Kashmiri laborers from Rajouri by the Indian occupation forces in a fake encounter in Shopian region of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu...

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Relatives of the trio – identified as Abrar Ahmad (20), Imtiyaz Ahmad (25) and Abrar Ahmad (17) – suspect that they were killed in a “staged encounter” at Mirzapur in Shopian on July 18. The trio had...

Three families said they had not heard from their kin since July 17. A gunfight in which three youth were killed took place a day later.

The relatives of Imtiyaz Ahmed and two named Ibrar Ahmed allege that they were killed in a staged gunfight in a village in Shopian district on July 18.

The police says it will carry out DNA tests on the bodies of the three men who were killed and their purported relatives in Rajouri to establish their identity.

Families of the three who died claim they were labourers, not militants as the Indian army initially claimed

Amnesty had demanded an independent civilian probe calling it an 'Extrajudicial Killing' Srinagar: Army on Monday said that a high-level Court of Inquiry is underway into the alleged stage-m