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Terrorists abduct 11 family members of J&K policemen, ex-Chief Minister's express concern

| @indiablooms | Aug 31, 2018, at 03:27 pm

Srinagar, Aug 31 (IBNS): Terrorists have abducted 11 family members of Jammu and Kashmir policemen in the past few days, media reports said on Friday.

Kashmir Police Zone tweeted: "Some incidents of abduction have come to the notice of Police in #South Kashmir. We are ascertaining details and circumstances. In due course it shall be placed in public domain.@JmuKmrPolice." 

Former Chief Minister of the north Indian state Omar Abdullah described the abduction incidents as a 'very worrying reflection of the situation in the valley'.

"11 abductions! This is a very worrying reflection of the situation in the valley. What’s worse is the selective outrage - people/leaders who are so vocal about alleged security force excesses are silent about these abductions," the former CM tweeted.

Another ex-CM of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti also condemned the episode and said: "Militants and forces victimising each other’s families is highly condemnable and marks a new low in our situation.Families shouldn’t become casualties and made to suffer for something they have little control over."

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