Srinagar, Oct. 26 -- The judicial commission headed by (retired) Supreme Court judge on Saturday landed in Leh to start the inquiry into the September 24 violent clashes in the area. The commission will start the probe from October 26.

The Centre on October 17 moved to address a key demand of protesting Ladakh groups by announcing a judicial inquiry headed by a retired Supreme Court judge into the Leh clashes, which claimed the lives of four people, including a 1999 Kargil war veteran.

The commission will remain in the Leh from Saturday till Tuesday and will record statements of all the victim families and other officials. Officials said that the commission will visit the spots where violence took place and interact with the locals and ...