Ladakh observes anniversary of deadly protest firing with shutdown and prayers
A shutdown and special prayers have marked the first anniversary of violence in Ladakh in which four civilians were killed during protests for statehood. Activist Sonam Wangchuk has pledged to pursue justice for those killed, The Hindu reports.
A shutdown and special prayers have marked the first anniversary of the deaths of four civilians in Ladakh, The Hindu reports. The civilians were killed in firing by security forces during agitation for Ladakhi statehood a year ago, according to the supplied material. Activist Sonam Wangchuk has vowed to continue seeking justice for the victims.
He also said those subjected to what he described as indiscriminate firing were later branded “anti-national”. The material does not provide details of the anniversary events, the authorities’ response or any new investigation into the deaths.
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