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This Article is From Jun 22, 2018

6 Uttar Pradesh Men Reveal How They Ended Up Throwing Stones In Kashmir

Director General of Police OP Singh said six men from Baghpat and Saharanpur districts have complained that they were told to take part in stone-throwing

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The men had gone to Pulwama to work as tailors (File)

Lucknow: Some Uttar Pradesh men, who had found jobs in Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir, have claimed they were made to throw stones at security forces.

Director General of Police OP Singh said on Thursday six men from Baghpat and Saharanpur districts have complained that they were told to take part in stone-throwing.

Fed up with this, they returned home, the officer added.

The men had gone to Pulwama to work as tailors at a monthly salary of Rs 20,000.

"We will deal with this issue very discreetly," the DGP said. The state's anti-terror squad will probe the matter.

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Baghpat's Superintendent of Police Jai Prakash also mentioned one such case.

He said a man, identified as Nasim, told police that he and some others were kept at a factory in Pulwama.

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On one occasion, the labourers there took part in stone-throwing.

He was also asked to throw stones but he refused and escaped from the place, the police added.
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