Line of Control: Indian forces kidnap four Kashmiri men

The men were plucking herbs near the Line of Control when they were allegedly kidnapped.


Web Desk August 04, 2013
The men were kidnapped while they were near Line of Control. PHOTO:EPA

NEELUM VALLEY (LOC): Four men hailing from Kashmir were allegedly kidnapped by Indian armed forces Sunday night near Neelam Valley, Express News reported.

They were plucking herbs near the Line of Control when they were kidnapped by Indian forces who entered the area.

The four men were identified as Zafran Ghulam Sarwar, Shazaman, Wajid Akbar and Mohammad Faisal.

Last week, unprovoked firing from the Indian side on the Line of Control (LoC) near Rawalkot had killed one Pakistani solider and critically injured another.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), there had been no evident reason for the firing.

Asim Iqbal, the soldier who had died due to the firing incident, was a resident of a village near Rawalpindi.

 

 

COMMENTS (32)

truthbetold | 11 years ago | Reply

They were plucking herbs in the dead of night! They must be looking for herbs that are only visible during the night by their night luminescence; but remain invisible during the day!! Go figure!!

Vishal Kaul | 11 years ago | Reply

Herb plucking on world's most dangerous border what good idea for make adventure by Pakistan occupied Kashmir people's. It's good idea to promote adventures tourism on Indo pak border by Pakistan . April fool day gone but Pakistani army celebrate it any time because there sense of humour so good . Herb plucking on border and kidnapping so good joke haaa.....

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