07-24-2008, 06:20 AM
<b>Amarnath land row: Curfew imposed in Jammu after suicide</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Dogra made an emotional speech to the gathering, saying the revocation of the land transfer order to the shrine board had driven him to desperation. He said he was "sacrificing his life for the cause", eyewitnesses told reporters.
Dogra, who had allegedly consumed poison before making the speech, fell unconscious. He was taken to a hospital where the doctors declared him dead, police said.
Soon after, AYSS activists brought Dogra's body to the Parade Ground and refused to let the police conduct a post mortem. Police forcibly took away the body for post mortem but as soon as the procedure was over, the actvists again brought back the body to the ground.
After a tug of war over the body, police took it away to Dogra's native village of Bishnah early Thursday. A curfew was simultaneously imposed in Jammu and surrounding areas of Ranbirsinghpora, Bishnah and Arnia.
"It was an ugly spectacle. The body was being dragged and pulled by several people," said an eyewitness.
Police said a suicide note was found in Dogra's pocket. <b>It said he was upset about National Conference president Omar Abdullah's remarks in parliament Tuesday that Kashmiris would die but never give forest land to the shrine board.</b>
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Indian Muslims have no problem or they don't feel haram at all when they take subsidize Haj paid by Hindus tax money.
Dogra, who had allegedly consumed poison before making the speech, fell unconscious. He was taken to a hospital where the doctors declared him dead, police said.
Soon after, AYSS activists brought Dogra's body to the Parade Ground and refused to let the police conduct a post mortem. Police forcibly took away the body for post mortem but as soon as the procedure was over, the actvists again brought back the body to the ground.
After a tug of war over the body, police took it away to Dogra's native village of Bishnah early Thursday. A curfew was simultaneously imposed in Jammu and surrounding areas of Ranbirsinghpora, Bishnah and Arnia.
"It was an ugly spectacle. The body was being dragged and pulled by several people," said an eyewitness.
Police said a suicide note was found in Dogra's pocket. <b>It said he was upset about National Conference president Omar Abdullah's remarks in parliament Tuesday that Kashmiris would die but never give forest land to the shrine board.</b>
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Indian Muslims have no problem or they don't feel haram at all when they take subsidize Haj paid by Hindus tax money.