Jammu and Kashmir Police asks all district chiefs to shift non-local labourers to nearest security camps

Jammu and Kashmir Police asks all district chiefs to shift non-local labourers to nearest security camps

The Hindu

The move comes after militants gunned down two more labourers

Faced with , the Jammu and Kashmir Police has asked all its district chiefs to gather non-resident labourers and bring them to the nearest security camps "immediately", officials said on Sunday.

The move comes after militants gunned down two labourers and critically wounded another one in Kulgam in South Kashmir on Sunday evening.

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