J&K administration orders magisterial probe into Hyderpora encounter in Srinagar
The Hindu
The magisterial probe was ordered amidst protests by the family members.
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Thursday ordered a magisterial probe into the here, in which police claimed to have killed two terrorists and two terror associates.
"A magisterial inquiry by officer of ADM rank has been ordered in Hyderpora encounter. Govt will take suitable action as soon as report is submitted in a time-bound manner. JK admin reiterates commitment of protecting lives of innocent civilians & it will ensure there is no injustice," Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said in a tweet.
The magisterial probe was ordered amidst protests by the family members of three of the four persons killed in the encounter on Monday.
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