Deadly Steel Bullets Were Used Again In Kashmir

Deadly steel bullets were used again in Kashmir, for the first time in the year 2016, this terrorist organization used it.

Terrorists have again used steel bullets in the attack on Sopore on Saturday. Terrorists in Kashmir have used it many times. This bullet is considered extremely lethal.

Steel bullets were first used by Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists in an attack on a security forces camp in Pulwama in August 2016.

This bullet reaches terrorists from Pakistan.

After this, the terrorists involved in the suicide attack on the CRPF camp in Lethpora, Pulwama on the night of 31 December 2017 also used steel bullets.

In June 2019, in Anantnag also, terrorists used steel bullets to attack the security forces. In March this year, a steel bullet was also found from Jaish terrorist Sajjad, who was killed in Shopia.

Deadly steel bullets: Why is a steel bullet deadly?

Generally, the front part of the bullet used in AK-47 or any other rifle is made of copper, which cannot penetrate bullet proof steel or glass armor.

Steel bullets are made from a special type of strong steel. It can easily pierce a sheet of steel six to seven inches thick or even bullet proof.

This steel bullet reaches the terrorists in Kashmir from Pakistan and China has given their technology to Pakistan.

The steel bullet was created by Colonel Edward Rubin of the Swiss Army in 1982, while it was used against the rebellion in France in 1886.

Major attacks in Sopore during last one year.

18 April 2020: Terrorist attack on Naka party of security forces in Sopore. Three CRPF personnel martyred and three others injured.

1 July 2020: Terrorists hiding in the mosque in Sopore attacked the CRPF personnel standing on the road. In this a civilian died and a CRPF personnel was martyred.

29 April 2021: Terrorists attack the office of the Municipal Committee in Sopore. Two counselors were killed and a policeman martyred in the attack.