J&K Lt Governor at Base Hospital, Srinagar
Three CRPF personnel were injured after terrorists targeted a security checkpoint in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Wednesday. As security forces intensified operations to trace the attackers, J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha reviewed the situation and vowed strict action against those responsible.
Khabar 365 news network
A terror attack on a CRPF checkpoint in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district left three security personnel injured on Wednesday, prompting a large-scale search operation and heightened security measures in the region. The attack took place during the afternoon when terrorists opened fire before fleeing the area. Security forces subsequently launched an extensive operation to track down those involved.
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha later visited the hospital in Srinagar to enquire about the condition of the injured personnel. In a statement, the Lt Governor said CRPF Head Constable Sonbir Singh, who sustained serious injuries in the attack, is undergoing treatment. He also stated that CRPF personnel Rakesh Das and Santanu Chandra are in stable condition and recovering.
Condemning the attack, the Lt Governor described it as a cowardly act of terror and assured that those responsible would be pursued and brought to justice. He also reviewed the security situation with senior officials and said security forces have been given a free hand to act against terrorists.
Meanwhile, security agencies have tightened surveillance across the area and intensified efforts to identify and locate the attackers. Investigators are examining evidence from the scene as the operation continues.
Khabar365 Takeaway
While the injured personnel continue to recover, the focus has now shifted to the ongoing hunt for the attackers. The incident underscores the continuing security challenges in the region and the importance of maintaining constant vigilance against terror threats.
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