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Send docs, not troops: Tarigami

SRINAGAR: The Central government should have dispatched doctors and medicines instead of more troops to the Kashmir valley in the wake of large scale violence which left 32 dead and over 350 injured CPI M MLA Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami said today

Updated At : 06:20 AM Jul 13, 2016 IST

Srinagar, July 12

The Central government should have dispatched doctors and medicines instead of more troops to the Kashmir valley in the wake of large scale violence which left 32 dead and over 350 injured, CPI (M) MLA Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami said today. —PTI

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