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The pro-Indian government militia, Ikhwan-ul-Muslimeen—that targeted Pakistan-backed militants in Kashmir—was launched in 1993 by popular folk singer-turned militant Kuka Parray
In Uttar Pradesh, especially, encounter killings have become the new normal and have gained wider acceptability among civilians as well as law enforcement agencies in the past few years.
The culture of rifles among Adivasis, aided by the ever-increasing deployment of paramilitary forces, has permanently mutated the central Indian forests in Chhattisgarh.
The highest levels of government keep encouraging police, paramilitary and army units to eliminate "undesirables" even as the public cheers the rogue elements from the sidelines
The secret killings are not the first cases of alleged extrajudicial killings in Assam. Since the 1990s, individual cases of extrajudicial killings have been reported in the state.
Updated: 05 Feb 2022 9:57 pm
NEW DELHI
The Green Look Is Everywhere
So we are now officially the second fastest growing nation in the world. At 8.2 per cent, India’s GDP actually rose higher than expected last fiscal, never mind that it didn’t translate into votes for the NDA government. With good monsoons a certainty this year, North Block prophesies a jaw-dropping 7-8 per cent in 2004-05, which, assuming even a mildly encouraging budget, may finally catch that elusive shine.
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