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Sign in to searchKashmir Martyrs' Day (13 July): History, Significance and Contemporary Relevance
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13 July is observed by some political groups and sections of society as Kashmir Martyrs' Day, commemorating the 22 protesters who were killed in police firing outside the Central Jail in Srinagar on 13 July 1931 during the Dogra rule. The day continues to be discussed because of its historical and political significance, particularly after the constitutional changes in Jammu and Kashmir in 2019.
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Explore Kashmir Martyrs' Day (13 July 1931): the historical Srinagar jail firing, its impact on political mobilization, and contemporary relevance after Article 370 abrogation.
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