Dynamite News J&K: Opposition walks out of assembly amid uproar over Kashmir killings
Opposition walked out of the Jammu and Kashmir legislative assembly after the speaker disallowed discussions on the killing of civilians and security situation in the valley.
Srinagar: Opposition on Wednesday walked out of the Jammu and Kashmir legislative assembly after the speaker disallowed discussions on the killing of civilians and security situation in the valley.
Opposition parties raised slogans and jumped in the well soon after the Governor N.N. Vohra walked in to address the joint session.
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The opposition had earlier moved an adjournment motion for today seeking suspension of all business to discuss civilian killings and the security situation in Kashmir.
Around 400 people were killed in violence in Jammu and Kashmir in 2017, including terrorist and soldiers of the Indian security forces. This unprovoked firing has been continuously witnessed from the Pakistani side across the border, in which many Indian security personnel and civilians have lost their lives.
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