Hyderpora victims’ families disagree with SIT report
The Hindu
There are many holes in the SIT report, says brother of deceased local
The families of victims of the Hydepora “encounter” on Wednesday disagreed with the Special Investigation Team’s (SIT) report on the sequence of events that left one non-local militant and three locals, including an alleged “militant associate”, dead on November 16.
“My brother was taken along by different wings of the security agencies to search the building at Hyderpora three times. How did the foreign militant take him as a human shield? What did the security forces do to get him released? Is the SIT report plausible?” Abdul Majeed Bhat, elder brother of victim Altaf Bhat who owned the building, told The Hindu.
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