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Tauqeer Geelani

Earlier in September, four young men, who were looking for work at one of the work-sites in the Neelum Valley area of the PoK, were allegedly illegally picked up by the Pakistan Army and brutally beaten up at the behest of a Pakistani contractor. (Photo: Representational | AP/File)

Pak army trains terrorists, provides safe havens to them: PoK activist

Tauqeer Geelani also spoke about the inhuman treatment being meted out to innocent youth of the valley.

22 Oct 2017 4:00 PM

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