ACB Inspector Injured In The Terrorist Attack In Srinagar
ACB inspector injured in the terrorist attack in Srinagar’s Batmaloo, search operation underway.
Terrorists suddenly attacked a police inspector of Anti Corruption Bureau in Batamaloo, Srinagar, and injured him.
The terrorists fled from the spot after carrying out this attack. Police and security forces have launched a search operation to nab the terrorists.
According to the information, in the Batmaloo area of Srinagar, the terrorists suddenly opened fire on the officer posted in the Anti-Corruption Bureau and injured him.
ACB inspector injured: The terrorists fled thereafter carrying out this incident.
Police and security forces immediately reached the spot and got the injured admitted to the nearest hospital for treatment.
Where the treatment of the Inspector is going on.
The injured inspector has been identified as Sheikh Firdous. It is being told that Inspector Sheikh Firdous was returning home after offering prayers from the mosque.
Police have registered a case in this regard and started further action.
Intruder arrested while crossing LoC in Mendhar of Poonch, the inquiry continues
Army has arrested a Pakistani national while infiltrating from the Pakistan side in Mendhar of Poonch district. has been arrested.
The intruder coming from Pakistan’s side across the border has been arrested and interrogated by him. Other details are awaited.
According to the information, the army has arrested an infiltrator while crossing the border from Pakistan’s side near the Line of Control in Mendhar sub-division of Poonch district.
The intruder infiltrated from Balnoi area. The army immediately arrested him and took him to a nearby military camp, he is being interrogated.
Local police also reached the spot and a case has been registered
J&K administration sent 21 drug dealers to jail under PSA, case registered against 69 others.
Continuing its campaign against drug addicts and drug dealers in the summer capital Srinagar and its adjoining areas, the state administration has arrested 21 drug dealers under Public Safety Act (PSA).
Apart from these, legal action has been initiated against 69 other drug dealers by registering different cases under different sections of the Drugs Act.
