Burhan Wani,22, Hizbul commander and poster boy, on Friday was killed
in an encounter with the armed forces; but much information about this
terrorist may astound after knowing about.
1. Burhan joined Hizbul Mujahiddin in the age of 15 in the year 2010. it
is assumed that the army had abused his brother so he embraced to the terrorist
activity.
2. Burhan was the resident of Sharifabad in Tral of Kashmir. His father,
Muzzafar Ahmad Wani was headmaster of a school.
3. 'Wani did not conduct any terror activity, yet he was most wanted
man', According to the security forces.
4. Wani called youths through social media for joining Hizbul. it is assumed
that at least 70 youths of Kashmir took weapons in hands for fighting against
India.
5. The security forces had declared bounty of 10 lacs over Burhan.
6. After terrorist meeting of Lashkar-e-taiba, Jaish and Hizbul Mujahideen
he had shared his photograph with his team in uniform. He rapidly got fame among
Kashmiri youths.
7. Khalid Muzaffar Wani, brother of Burhan was killed in an encounter last
year.
Since Hizbul
commander,Burhan Wani was killed, Kashmir is tense. The curfew has been clamped
in many parts of valley including Srinagar.
Fearing the protest, Amarnath journey has been
halt. The demonstrators have put hurdle on main roads and entry roads of the
city at many places after being called for strike by the separatist leaders.
The separatist leaders have been put under house arrest in precaution; meanwhile ten protesters were killed during clash in Kulgam and over 200 injured including 90 police personnel.
Separatist Hurriyat
Conference has declared Bandh in the state. The curfew has been clamped because
of growing tension in Pulwama, Shopia and Anantnag. The train services between
Baramula and Banihal town have been cancelled seeing the worsening situation.
The protest is continued; the locals have pelted stones in Pulwama.
Violent clashes broke out in several places of Jammu and
Kashmir with situation particularly "bad" in south Kashmir, the
police said. More than 90 of those wounded were security personnel, senior
police officer SM Sahai said.
Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said that
"disproportionate use of force for crowd control results in loss of
precious lives" and urged the police to follow Standard Operating
Procedure. "I express profound grief over the tragic death of the youths
and extend my heart-felt condolences to the bereaved family members," she
said in a statement. Senior police officers at a press conference today said
they were practicing restraint.
The separatist leaders,
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Yasin Mullick have been put under
house arrest in the wake of Hurriyat Bandh.
Burhan
was worth of 10 lacs bounty. According to the information, Burhan
was killed in an intelligence-led police operation along with two other
terrorists on Friday afternoon. His killing took place in an encounter with Jammu
and Kashmir police and National Rifles in the area of Kokarnag Anantnag. The
loudspeakers were used at some places to disseminate the audio messages of
Burhan Wani.
The mobile and internet services in Kashmir
have been suspended; while the mobile phone services have been banned in
South Kashmir.
The
demonstrators had gathered on Srinagar-Anantnag highway on Friday evening and begun
to burn wheel-tyres after spreading the news of Burhan's killing. Many vehicles
were stopped to move on highway. The funeral Namaz was begun on many places.
The slogans by youths were being shouted in favour of Burhan.
According to the police, the situation in Kashmir is still peaceful in many parts of Kashmir; but the protest by residents in Tral of Kokarnag area is being demonstrated continuously. The police said, “the people’s activities have been restricted in precaution to maintain law and order in the area of six police station and many parts of Anantnag and Pulwama in South Kashmir."
Sayed Ali Shah Gilanee and JKLF chairman Yasin Mullick
have declared the protest against killing of Burhan.
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KSHITIZ KANT
THE BUNTLINE
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