Wednesday, July 13, 2016

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Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.vDetermined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.Determined to counter Pakistan's charge that Burhan Wani was neutralized in an "extra-judicial" encounter by Indian forces, the foreign ministry may summon Pakistani high commissioner Abdul Basit to hand over evidence of the Hizbul Mujahideen poster boy's involvement in multiple terror cases, including killing of local J&K representatives and Army personnel.
According to sources in the government, J&K police has already sent to the home ministry details of the 12 FIRs pending against the Hizb commander at the time of his death. These will be forwarded to the foreign ministry, which may then summon the Pakistani envoy and confront him with the evidence of Wani being a "notorious" leader of a banned jihadi outfit.

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