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Police registers case, arrests likely Srinagar: Shock, anger and outrage have descended on Jammu and Kashmir after a 65-year-old man and his 24-year-old son were tonsured, beaten and paraded semi-naked for allegedly objecting to road construction on graveyard at Kalakote in Rajouri district. Police have registered a case under different sections of Indian Penal Code. A brother of a former legislator of a regional political party has emerged as the prime accused in the incident. The incident occurred on Eid-ul-Fitr when a lone Muslim family in Syalsuri village objected to the encroachment of the graveyard. An argument ensued and the alleged encroachers called up a former local legislator for help. In true Bollywood style, they were summoned to the darbar next day where a brother of the former legislator was present along with his supporters. They caught hold of Amjid Parvez and his 65-year-old father Mohammad Bashir and tonsured their...
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