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Watch | Zero Deaths in Kashmir? People’s Testimonies Belie Official Claims

The Modi government claims there have been no deaths in Kashmir since the reading down of Article 370. But testimonies from people prove that apart from the scores of injured, at least three people have died in Srinagar.
Arfa Khanum Sherwani
Sep 03 2019
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The Modi government claims there have been no deaths in Kashmir since the reading down of Article 370. But testimonies from people prove that apart from the scores of injured, at least three people have died in Srinagar.
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Correction note: At 13:38, we have said that on August 5, 17-year-old Ayub Khan died after suffocating because of tear gas in Kashmir's Downtown area. In fact, it was on August 17 that 55-year-old Ayub Khan died from the same reason. We accidentally got the date and Ayub Khan's age wrong.

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