The High Court of J&K and Ladakh on Friday upheld Rs 5 lakh compensation to the family of Aamir Magrey, who was killed in the Hyderpora shootout last November, and directed the government to allow the kin to perform some rituals at the graveyard of the slain youth. A Division Bench of Chief Just
SRINAGAR, July 1: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh on Friday upheld the Rs 5 lakh compensation to the family of Aamir Magrey, who was killed in the Hyderpora shootout last November and directed the Government to allow the kin to perform some rituals at the graveyard of the slain youth. A division bench of Chief Justice Pankaj Mithal and Justice Javed Wani, while disposing of an appeal by the state against a single bench order, upheld the […]
by Shakir Ashraf SRINAGAR: On Thursday, Lateef Magray, father of Amir Magray, who was killed in the Hyderpora encounter has filed a petition in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court seeking the return of his son's mortal remains.
SRINAGAR: Three fortnights after the controversial encounter at Hyderpora in Srinagar led to the killing of a dentist along with his employee a trader and a militant, a Ramban family is seeking the return of their slain son’s body. Amir Magrey, 20, lays buried in distant Handwara.