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Kathua rape case: Citizens' group claims chargesheet filed by J&K police has discrepancies, to meet Jitendra Singh tomorrow
•A citizens' group which conducted an individual probe into the Kathua rape incident on Thursday claimed that the charge sheet filed by the Jammu and Kashmir Police in the case had discrepancies
Kathua rape case sparks rumours, polarisation as J&K Police marshals forensic evidence to nail accused
Rashmesehgal •In Jammu, even forensic evidence in the Kathua rape case is being interpreted differently by people based on the communities they belong to.
Press Council of India tells media to refrain from identifying children harassed in sexual offences, involved in criminal offences
•The Press Council of India (PCI) has asked media to refrain from disclosing the identity of children involved in criminal offences and those harassed in sexual offences.
Mehbooba Mufti deserves kudos for avoiding politicisation of Kathua rape, preventing repeat of Shopian incident
David Devadas •Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti deserves kudos for standing her ground against her coalition partner over investigations into the horrific rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua three months ago.
Kathua rape case: Eight-year-old Bakarwal girl's death exposes fault lines in Jammu and Kashmir's polity and social construct
Sameery •Lawyers wanted the government to hand over the rape and murder case of 8-year-old nomad girl, to CBI. Her death has had Jammu and Kashmir on edge since last month.
Kathua rape case: A past full of conflict and discrimination in Jammu and Kashmir led to this horrific crime
Sameery •Seven years ago, Muhammad Yusuf Pujwala bought a piece of land in Kathua's Rasana, where he has built a single-storied house.
Kathua rape and murder case: The perversity of labelling the eight-year-old victim as 'the new Nirbhaya'
Meghnap •The 8-year-old victim of rape and murder in Kathua is not the new Nirbhaya, because there should be no Nirbhaya. Let’s never forget that.