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J&K government sacked six of its employees for having militant links

J&K government on Wedensady sacked six of its employees for having militant links. The details of the sacked employees is as under:

  1. Hamid Wani R/O Bijbehara, Anantnag ( Teacher)
  2. Jaffer Hussain Butt R/O Kishtwar (Constable).
  3. Mohd Rafi Butt R/O Kishtwar, (Junion Assistant) Road & Building Dept
  4. Liyaqat Ali Kakroo R/O Baramulla (Teacher)
  5. Tariq Mehmood Kohli R/O Poonch (Range Officer) Forest Department
  6. Showkat Ahmad Khan R/O Budgam (Constable)

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on September 22, 2021

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