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'They ensured there were no Muslims'
JAMMU, AUG 5. Three terrorists fired indiscriminately after
waking up 23 Hindus who were sleeping in temporary huts at
Ludheer village in Doda district around midnight on Friday
killing 15 of them, the survivors said.
``It was around midnight that I got up from sleep after hearing
somebody knocking at the door. I first lit the lamp and then
moved to find who wanted our help at this hour,'' Mr. Chaplot
Singh of Kundal village said.
``I was surprised to find three armed men at the door. One of
them asked me not to panic and reply his queries. He asked my
name and those of others sleeping in the shelter. After
satisfying himself that there was no Muslim inside the hut, he
sought instruction over wireless and all the three opened
indiscriminate fire.''
Mr. Singh along with Mr. Des Raj was flown here from Atholi for
treatment after they received bullet injuries. Mr. Singh, who was
hit by three bullets, fell down as wails and cries echoed all
around.
``Three of us, who suffered injuries, were writhing in pain for
four hours before the rescuers reached the village and took us to
Atholi health centre,'' he said.
Mr. Des Raj said he fell unconscious after receiving bullets in
his legs and right shoulder. ``It is only due to the grace of God
that I survived.''
- PTI
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