Srinagar: Spouses of scores of former militants who have returned to this side of Kashmir under Rehabilitation Policy of 2010, on Monday attempted to march towards Raj Bhawan here. However, police stopped them on way to the LG office.
Those protesting women were demanding citizenship rights and issuance of travel documents. They urged Lieutenant Governor to help them in travel documents and Indian citizenship rights.
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