New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- Leaders from Ladakh voiced anguish on Friday over the September 24 violence in Leh, saying the region was still reeling and had been denied the space to grieve. Speaking at a discussion titled "Ladakh Crisis: The Battle of Identity" at Jawaharlal Nehru University, speakers described the deaths and injuries as a turning point in Ladakh's struggle for statehood and autonomy. "We did not get a chance to process our grief," said Mustafa Haji, legal advisor to Apex Body Leh, who was present during the protest that spiralled into chaos. On September 24, a march demanding statehood in Leh turned violent, leading to police firing that killed four people and injured dozens. Haji recalled the panic inside Leh's hospitals. "Doctor...