JK govt to take legal recourse against Pathribal case closure

January 30, 2014 19:02

The Jammu and Kashmir government is contemplating a legal challenge to the army's closure of the infamous Pathribal encounter case.

"Yes, we will take legal recourse," state Law Secretary Mohmmad Asharaf Mir told PTI.

"We are first awaiting the judgment pertaining to the closure of the case by the army," he said

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