They were fired for creating evidence to prove that the women’s deaths were the result of rape and murder when, in fact, they had drowned accidentally. The doctors are accused of cooperating with Pakistani operatives.
Source: The Economic Times
After the two physicians claimed that the women had been raped and murdered, public outrage erupted, leading to violent demonstrations that lasted for over 15 days after the remains of the victims were discovered in a creek in Shopian on May 30, 2009.
The demonstrators, organised by the alliance of separatist organisations known as Majlis-e-Mushawarat, blamed the security forces for the heinous atrocities, and the widespread unrest in J&K even put the then-coalition NC-Congress administration led by then-CM Omar Abdullah in jeopardy.
Five police officers were detained in relation to this. The physicians and separatists’ attempts to undermine the Indian state by falsely charging the security forces of rape and murder appeared to have been successful, but only for a short period of time.
Source: Times Now
The investigation was sent to the CBI in order to diffuse the tense situation, and it exposed flaws in the conspirators’ theory. The bodies were exhumed in September 2009 when the high court also intervened and mandated that another post-mortem be performed. Asiya Jan’s unbroken hymen emerged as evidence that the ladies had not been sexually assaulted. The CBI came to the conclusion that the ladies were neither killed or raped in December 2009. The nefarious role of outside organisations employing locals to sow division is now totally revealed.
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