 SRINAGAR: Suspected separatist rebels abducted six villagers on Tuesday, later leaving the mutilated bodies of four in a farm field in Kashmir, police said. In a separate incident, two people were killed and six others injured in a grenade attack on a memorial service. Two villagers, a man and a woman, were still missing after the attack on the village of Dardarkhor on the outskirts of Srinagar, said Kuldip Khoda, the additional director-general of police. The dead villagers' throats had been slit, he said. Police blamed suspected separatist rebels for the killings, but no group immediately claimed responsibility. Meanwhile, suspected rebels lobbed a grenade and opened fire on a memorial service in the Bagh-e-Mehtab neighborhood of Srinagar, killing two civilians and wounding six, a local police officer said on condition of anonymity. |