Terrorist Attack In Anantnag, Head Constable Martyred

Terrorist attack in Anantnag, Head constable of Jammu and Kashmir Police martyred, a Grenade attack in Maharaj Bazaar too.

A head constable of Jammu and Kashmir has been martyred in an attack by terrorists in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district.

According to the information, unidentified terrorists suddenly attacked a head constable of Jammu and Kashmir Police posted in the Hasapora area of ​​Anantnag district and injured him.

Terrorist attack in Anantnag: After this attack, the terrorists managed to escape from there.

The head constable, who was injured in the attack, was immediately admitted to the Government Medical College, Anantnag where he was declared brought dead by the doctors.

The martyred head constable was identified as Ali Mohammad son of Ghulam Qadir Ganai. After this attack, the police and security forces have started a search operation in the area.

Meanwhile, terrorists attacked the security forces with a grenade in Maharaj Bazar of Srinagar today i.e. on Saturday evening. No one has been injured in this attack.

The terrorists fled from the spot immediately after the attack. The search operation is on to nab the terrorists. At present other details are awaited.

Policeman dies of cardiac arrest.

A policeman died of cardiac arrest in the Badmulla area of ​​North Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

He has been identified as SPO Shakeel Ahmed Rather’s son Ali Mohammad resident of Malpora Narvav Baramulla.

According to the information, the said policeman was posted as a security guard at the residential house of a Kashmiri Pandit family located in the Badmulla area.

In the early hours of Saturday, he complained of severe chest pain and also fainted.

Pandit family members with the help of neighbors immediately rushed him to the nearby health center where he died after some time.

According to doctors, he died due to cardiac arrest. According to the police, the body has been handed over to his family members after completing all the necessary formalities.