06-16-2006, 08:52 PM
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Posted on 16 June, 2006 # ANI
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Jammu: <b>Sixty-five year-old in a Kashmir village bled to death and dozens more are facing disability for life after suspected militants chopped off their noses and tongues.</b>
Nearly 13 families in Donga Neoch village were round up and attacked by the rebels late on Wednesday.
"At around 9.00 pm the rebels entered homes and took villagers to another large house. Some people's tongues, some people's noses were slashed. One man died on the spot. The rebels then set their homes and livestock on fire," Safdar Ali, block officer said.
The injured, which included four women, seethed in pain for nearly 12 hours before the village children contacted the army. The Army personnel immediately took the villagers to a hospital and took over the entire region.
<b>Eyewitnesses said the heavily armed rebels, who wore the traditional Kashmiri long shirts and baggy trousers, barged into their homes, dragging even the women to a bigger house, where they first beat them with sticks before slicing their noses and tongues with knives.</b>
They said, the rebels accused villagers of being informers of the police and termed the act as a revenge for killing of one of their members by the Army on the outskirts of the village earlier this month.
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Posted on 16 June, 2006 # ANI
www.sarvesamachar.com
Jammu: <b>Sixty-five year-old in a Kashmir village bled to death and dozens more are facing disability for life after suspected militants chopped off their noses and tongues.</b>
Nearly 13 families in Donga Neoch village were round up and attacked by the rebels late on Wednesday.
"At around 9.00 pm the rebels entered homes and took villagers to another large house. Some people's tongues, some people's noses were slashed. One man died on the spot. The rebels then set their homes and livestock on fire," Safdar Ali, block officer said.
The injured, which included four women, seethed in pain for nearly 12 hours before the village children contacted the army. The Army personnel immediately took the villagers to a hospital and took over the entire region.
<b>Eyewitnesses said the heavily armed rebels, who wore the traditional Kashmiri long shirts and baggy trousers, barged into their homes, dragging even the women to a bigger house, where they first beat them with sticks before slicing their noses and tongues with knives.</b>
They said, the rebels accused villagers of being informers of the police and termed the act as a revenge for killing of one of their members by the Army on the outskirts of the village earlier this month.
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