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    • Archive for January, 1989

    Hindu-Sikh clashes spread in Kashmir

    SRINAGAR, Jan 14 (1989): Hindu-Sikh violence spread on Saturday to areas outside the northern city of Jammu where 10 people were killed and 140 injured in clashes on Friday, official sources said. Curfew restrictions, clamped on Jammu on Friday, were extended to nearby Udhampur following clashes there on Saturday, the sources said. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The sources said the situation was tense in both places, with troops patrolling the streets to head off further...

    Posted 8890 days ago.

    Hindu-Sikh clashes spread in Kashmir

    SRINAGAR, Jan 14 (1989): Hindu-Sikh violence spread on Saturday to areas outside the northern city of Jammu where 10 people were killed and 140 injured in clashes on Friday, official sources said. Curfew restrictions, clamped on Jammu on Friday, were extended to nearby Udhampur following clashes there on Saturday, the sources said. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The sources said the situation was tense in both places, with troops patrolling the streets to head off further trouble. In Srinagar,...

    Posted 8890 days ago.

    Army deployed in Jammu after Hindu-Sikh clash

    SRINAGAR, Jan 13 (1989): Troops were deployed in Kashmir's winter capital, Jammu, and police were ordered to shoot troublemakers after more than 100 people were injured in clashes between Hindus and Sikhs on Friday. The clashes were sparked by portraits, carried by Sikh marchers, of the executed Sikh killers of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. A government spokesman said by telephone the clashes started during a march by Sikhs carrying portraits of Satwant Singh, who shot Mrs Gandhi in 1984 and Kehar...

    Posted 8891 days ago.

    Army deployed in Jammu after Hindu-Sikh clashes

    SRINAGAR, Jan 13 (1989): Troops were deployed in the north Indian city of Jammu and police were ordered to shoot troublemakers after more than 100 people were injured in clashes between Hindus and Sikhs on Friday. The clashes were sparked by portraits, carried by Sikh marchers, of the executed Sikh killers of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. A government spokesman said by telephone the clashes started during a march by Sikhs carrying portraits of Satwant Singh, who shot Mrs Gandhi in 1984 and Kehar Singh, convicted of...

    Posted 8891 days ago.