The judicial commission constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will start inquiring into the circumstances that resulted in violence and the deaths of four civilians during street protests on September 24 in Ladakh’s Leh district.

An official said Justice B.S. Chauhan, heading the judicial commission, will start meeting people from October 25 in Leh. The probe panel will begin hearings at Melongthang, Leh, from October 25 up to 28.

According to a notification by the Department of Law and Justice, Leh, the Commission will be “conducting judicial inquiry regarding the September 24 incident created in Leh town”.

The department urged interested and aggrieved persons “to record their testimony before the members of the judicial inquiry.”

The Senior Superintendent of Police, Leh,

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