"Couldn't Believe": Brother Of J&K Civilian Who Died While In Army Custody

NDTV visited the forested Rajouri-Poonch areas of J&K, which have become a hotbed of terror attacks in the past few months, and where an ambush killed four soldiers.

An Army operation to track down the terrorists behind last week's attack on two military vehicles in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district - in which four soldiers were killed - is over, without success.

The focus, now, as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's Wednesday visit indicated, is on damage control following three civilian deaths, and injuries to others, after they were allegedly tortured while in Army custody. Mr Singh warned the Army it could not "make mistakes" that hurts an Indian citizen.

NDTV visited the heavily forested Rajouri-Poonch areas of J&K, which have become a hotbed of terror attacks in the past few months; last month, for example, two Army officers were among five soldiers killed in action and, in the last seven months, 20 soldiers have died in attacks in the region.