Srinagar Petrol Bomb Attack: Petrol Bomb Attack On CRPF Camp

Srinagar Petrol Bomb Attack: Petrol bomb attack on CRPF camp, all safe, OGW’s hand in the attack.

Amid the Corona epidemic in the Kashmir Valley, efforts are being made to target the security forces in the dark of night while continuing the war against terrorism.

Some unknown people attacked with a petrol bomb in the Safa Kadal area of ​​Srinagar’s downtown area. It is suspected that this bomb exploded at some distance from the outpost.

All are safe, the search operation of the security forces is going on from night to search for the attackers. It is feared that this attack has been carried out by over-ground workers who work for them by terrorist organizations.

They are being traced. According to the information received from the police, the attack happened late on Friday night.

Some unidentified attackers came close to the camp of 23 battalions of CRPF located in the Saraf Kadal area and escaped after attacking them with petrol bombs.

Before the security personnel caught the attackers, they took advantage of the darkness and disappeared from there.

Srinagar Petrol Bomb Attack: The petrol bomb also exploded by not going to the security checkpoint and going some distance from it. There is no loss of any kind in this attack.

Soon after the attack, teams of CRPF, army, and police reached there and started searching for the attackers. But nothing has been revealed.

This morning, once again, the security forces have conducted a search operation in the area. People are also being questioned to trace the attackers.

At the same time, the police say that they have activated their information systems. Soon the people who attacked the camp will be traced.

Sources say that the attackers were not terrorists, but they may be underground workers working for them. At present, peace remains in the area.

Jammu Kashmir: Division Bench of High Court dismisses PSA.

The High Court’s Division Bench has rejected the PSA imposed on Riyaz Ahmed Bhatt. PSA was imposed on Bhatt by the Collector of Pulwama.

The Bench observed that while imposing PSA, the accused was denied constitutional rights on behalf of the officer concerned.

According to the case, two FIRs were registered against the accused of his involvement in anti-national activities.

The bench observed that the petitioner was not given any written documents in relation to the allegations before the imposition of PSA.

In such a situation, the accused did not get a chance to defend himself which was his constitutional right. The Bench dismissed the decision to impose PSA as wrong in the eyes of law.