08-27-2008, 01:04 AM
Follow-up to above post. From Kashmir Times. Google for the link if you want.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Shiekh Aziz's killing
No takers for NSA 's claim
Monitor News Bureau
Srinagar: National Security Advisor M.K. Narayanan's reported briefing to the union cabinet that Kashmiri separatist leader Sheikh Aziz was not killed by a police bullet has been dismissed in the valley with both police and doctors saying that no investigation was done to establish how exactly he died. <b>Leader of the Mirwaiz-led separatist Huriyat Conference Sheikh Aziz was killed Aug 11 while leading a huge eMuzaffarabad Chalo f protest march to Pakistan-administered Kashmir over the alleged geconomic blockade h by protesters in Hindu-dominated Jammu.</b> His killing gave a frenzied twist to the land row agitation in the Kashmir Valley. <b>According to doctors at the SMHS hospital here, bullet-injured Aziz was brought to the hospital with protruding intestines on Aug 11 . He (Aziz) was brought dead. We couldn ft conduct any post mortem because the body was soon taken by an angry mob for funeral, h said a doctor on condition of anonymity. The doctor said the bullet had gpierced through Aziz fs body and even forensic experts cannot say what kind of bullet hit him h. gThe bullet had entered the left side of his back and left from the right side, h said the doctor who said he had seen Aziz fs body.</b> <b>Narayanan, according to media reports, has told the union cabinet that investigations have established that the bullet that killed Aziz wasnt fired by security forces trying to prevent the protest marchers from moving forward, implying that he may have been killed by people trying to stoke trouble.</b> However, according to sources,<b> the Jammu and Kashmir Police has not initiated any investigation into any recent killings in Kashmir, include Aziz's</b>. We have just lodged FIRs (First Information Reports) and detailed investigations would be launched soon, said a police officer. <b>Narayanan's disclosure, if true, would be another whodunit in Kashmir fs political murder mysteries.</b> Aziz's colleagues in the separatist camp have refused to buy Narayanan fs disclosure. Nobody is going to believe this (Narayanan's) theory. <b>He was killed in police and paramilitary firing and I am an eyewitness to that, said Shabir Shah, who was alongside Aziz while leading the march Aug 11. Aziz fell to the forces' bullets in front of senior administrative and police officials, h Shah said.</b> District commissioner Baseer Khan and district police chief B. Sreenivas were there and even they know who killed Aziz, h Shah said, adding that Narayanan fs disclosure was aimed at creating a split in the separatist camp. <b>Even though Shah claims to be an eyewitness, the police official said there was gno clear account h of the firing during the Aug 11 separatists f march to cross the Line of Control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.</b> However, Aziz fs death and that of other civilians in alleged police firing has turned out to be a rallying point for separatists in their anti-India tirade during the past two weeks.
2008-08-24 11:58:19Â
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The key points are
- Sheikh Aziz was shot while leading a demonstration to cross LOC from Indian side.
- He was from the Mir Waiz's faction of Hurriyat supposed to be the less extremist faction.
- th bullet entered from left side of the back. meaning he was hot from behind ie the crowd side and not the front which is the police side.
- the damage looks like a non-regulation bullet and could have been fired from the crowd to wards the police. Regulation high velocity bullets have cleqn entrance an exit wounds. The police use 7.62mm bullets. This one looks like it tumbled insdie the poor guy. M16 has such characteristics.
- Shabir Shah is lying as it would lead the tempo to go down for the agitators if it comes out the leader was shot from the crowd side.
- Indian press is not reproting the story properly as it does not have national interests.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Shiekh Aziz's killing
No takers for NSA 's claim
Monitor News Bureau
Srinagar: National Security Advisor M.K. Narayanan's reported briefing to the union cabinet that Kashmiri separatist leader Sheikh Aziz was not killed by a police bullet has been dismissed in the valley with both police and doctors saying that no investigation was done to establish how exactly he died. <b>Leader of the Mirwaiz-led separatist Huriyat Conference Sheikh Aziz was killed Aug 11 while leading a huge eMuzaffarabad Chalo f protest march to Pakistan-administered Kashmir over the alleged geconomic blockade h by protesters in Hindu-dominated Jammu.</b> His killing gave a frenzied twist to the land row agitation in the Kashmir Valley. <b>According to doctors at the SMHS hospital here, bullet-injured Aziz was brought to the hospital with protruding intestines on Aug 11 . He (Aziz) was brought dead. We couldn ft conduct any post mortem because the body was soon taken by an angry mob for funeral, h said a doctor on condition of anonymity. The doctor said the bullet had gpierced through Aziz fs body and even forensic experts cannot say what kind of bullet hit him h. gThe bullet had entered the left side of his back and left from the right side, h said the doctor who said he had seen Aziz fs body.</b> <b>Narayanan, according to media reports, has told the union cabinet that investigations have established that the bullet that killed Aziz wasnt fired by security forces trying to prevent the protest marchers from moving forward, implying that he may have been killed by people trying to stoke trouble.</b> However, according to sources,<b> the Jammu and Kashmir Police has not initiated any investigation into any recent killings in Kashmir, include Aziz's</b>. We have just lodged FIRs (First Information Reports) and detailed investigations would be launched soon, said a police officer. <b>Narayanan's disclosure, if true, would be another whodunit in Kashmir fs political murder mysteries.</b> Aziz's colleagues in the separatist camp have refused to buy Narayanan fs disclosure. Nobody is going to believe this (Narayanan's) theory. <b>He was killed in police and paramilitary firing and I am an eyewitness to that, said Shabir Shah, who was alongside Aziz while leading the march Aug 11. Aziz fell to the forces' bullets in front of senior administrative and police officials, h Shah said.</b> District commissioner Baseer Khan and district police chief B. Sreenivas were there and even they know who killed Aziz, h Shah said, adding that Narayanan fs disclosure was aimed at creating a split in the separatist camp. <b>Even though Shah claims to be an eyewitness, the police official said there was gno clear account h of the firing during the Aug 11 separatists f march to cross the Line of Control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.</b> However, Aziz fs death and that of other civilians in alleged police firing has turned out to be a rallying point for separatists in their anti-India tirade during the past two weeks.
2008-08-24 11:58:19Â
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The key points are
- Sheikh Aziz was shot while leading a demonstration to cross LOC from Indian side.
- He was from the Mir Waiz's faction of Hurriyat supposed to be the less extremist faction.
- th bullet entered from left side of the back. meaning he was hot from behind ie the crowd side and not the front which is the police side.
- the damage looks like a non-regulation bullet and could have been fired from the crowd to wards the police. Regulation high velocity bullets have cleqn entrance an exit wounds. The police use 7.62mm bullets. This one looks like it tumbled insdie the poor guy. M16 has such characteristics.
- Shabir Shah is lying as it would lead the tempo to go down for the agitators if it comes out the leader was shot from the crowd side.
- Indian press is not reproting the story properly as it does not have national interests.