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    Anantnag attack: Militant houses razed, mass detentions draw 'collective punishment' charge

    Security forces demolished two militant houses in southern Kashmir Wednesday night. This action followed the killing of a J&K Police head constable in Anantnag. Authorities also detained approximately 2,500 individuals across the Kashmir Valley. Political leaders condemned the demolitions and detentions as collective punishment. The Amarnath Yatra security duty head constable was shot dead by a lone attacker.

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    Bombing and demolition of terrorists' houses damage others' dwellings as well

    Following the Pahalgam attack, the demolition of militants' houses in Kashmir has sparked outrage, with political parties condemning the collective punishment of Kashmiris. Several structures were damaged, leading to displacement and hardship for innocent families.

    Pahalgam Attack: Houses of 3 more suspected terrorists razed in J-K, political parties tell Centre to be cautious

    Following the deadly Pahalgam attack, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have intensified their crackdown on terrorism by demolishing the houses of suspected terrorists in Bandipora, Pulwama, and Shopian. This action, part of a broader anti-terror operation, has sparked concerns among political leaders who urge caution to avoid alienating innocent civilians.

    The Economic Times
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