Sopore Grenade Attack: Grenade Attack On A Police Post

Sopore Grenade Attack: Grenade attack on a police post in Sopore, 2 SPOs injured, hunters continue in search.

Militants have once again targeted security forces in Kashmir. Militants hurled grenades targeting the police post near the Sopore bus stand. Not falling on his target, the grenade fell to one side and exploded.

However, two SPOs deployed in security outside the outpost were marginally injured when the grenade-fired pellets hit them.

Hearing the sound of the explosion, other security personnel became cautious. Not only this, panic spread among the people living nearby. Since this police post is located near the bus stand highway.

The people present there also started running towards safe places to save their lives. In this atmosphere of chaos, the attackers managed to escape from the site of the terrorist incident.

Meanwhile, the police and army personnel, while holding their positions, started a siege of the area to search for the attackers.

Police said that both the injured SPOs have been admitted to the nearest hospital. Doctors are saying that his condition is stable.

At the same time, the area has been cordoned off and now the search operation is going on in search of Humalavars. Police say that two to three terrorists are involved in this attack.

Big change: After independence, the tricolor was hoisted for the first time in the Kashmir University campus, the Amrit Festival of Independence was celebrated.

Filled with patriotism, the new Kashmir is now embracing change. Denying the politics of exploitation along with terrorists and separatists, Kashmir seems to completely dissolve in the mainstream.

For the first time after independence, the national flag was hoisted in the open on the Kashmir University campus and the national anthem was also performed.

From now on, a tricolor will be seen waving on a high pillar on the university campus. This waving tricolor is also the answer to those who once said that by removing Article 370, there will be no one to hold the tricolor in Kashmir.

What happened at Kashmir University on Friday will be a normal occurrence for many, but completely unusual for Kashmiri experts. This incident indicates the changing mindset in Kashmir and its inclusion in the mainstream.

Like the rest of the country, Amrut Mahotsav started in Jammu and Kashmir to mark the completion of 75 years of independence.

In this connection, ceremonies were held at Baramulla adjacent to LoC in North Kashmir, at the birthplace of Shaheed Brigadier Rajendra Singh at Shabd Maqbool Sherwani and Samba at Samba.

Shikara rally was also held in Dal Lake. During this time the Made in Kashmir tricolor prepared by the local people was waved and distributed.