Shujaat Bukhari Murder

A top Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), wanted for the murder of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Wednesday in a gun battle in Jammu and Kashmir's Badgam district, police said, calling it "good news".

Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in Kashmir's Budgam district on Wednesday. One of them was Naveed Jatt, who had shot dead the editor of 'Rising Kashmir', Shujaat Bukhari in June

Three Lashkar terrorists and a Pakistan-based Srinagar resident are found to be involved in the assassination of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, two days before Eid, the Jammu and Kashmir police said today.

Former BJP minister Lal Singh has told journalists in Kashmir to draw red lines for themselves, reminding them that they need to think if they want to meet the fate of journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was assassinated by terrorists in Srinagar.

After senior journalist and Rising Kashmir Editor-in-Chief Shujaat Bukhari was murdered in cold blood just outside his office in Srinagar on Thursday evening, his friends and colleagues are asking just one question: Why?

Three men, riding on a motorcycle with their faces covered with masks, are suspected to be the ones who shot senior journalist and editor of Rising Kashmir Shujaat Bukhari outside his office in the heart of Srinagar on Thursday evening.

A top Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), wanted for the murder of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Wednesday in a gun battle in Jammu and Kashmir's Badgam district, police said, calling it "good news".

Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in Kashmir's Budgam district on Wednesday. One of them was Naveed Jatt, who had shot dead the editor of 'Rising Kashmir', Shujaat Bukhari in June

Three Lashkar terrorists and a Pakistan-based Srinagar resident are found to be involved in the assassination of senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari, two days before Eid, the Jammu and Kashmir police said today.

Former BJP minister Lal Singh has told journalists in Kashmir to draw red lines for themselves, reminding them that they need to think if they want to meet the fate of journalist Shujaat Bukhari who was assassinated by terrorists in Srinagar.

After senior journalist and Rising Kashmir Editor-in-Chief Shujaat Bukhari was murdered in cold blood just outside his office in Srinagar on Thursday evening, his friends and colleagues are asking just one question: Why?

Three men, riding on a motorcycle with their faces covered with masks, are suspected to be the ones who shot senior journalist and editor of Rising Kashmir Shujaat Bukhari outside his office in the heart of Srinagar on Thursday evening.