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India should change strategy to combat terrorism in Kashmir - Shanta Kumar

India should change strategy to combat terrorism in Kashmir - Shanta Kumar

Palampur, May 9 (UNI) Former Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh and former Union Minister Shanta Kumar on Tuesday said five soldiers of the country were martyred by Pakistani terrorists in Kashmir. Two of them were from Himachal Pradesh.
He paid tributes to these soldiers for their martyrdom and expressed sympathy to their families.
Shanta Kumar said terrorism in Kashmir is not taking the name of stopping. He said that not hundreds, but thousands of army personnel and other civilians have been martyred.

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