Terrorists attack with grenades on security forces in Tral in Pulwama district, search for terrorists continues: Grenade Attack.
The terrorists attacked the security forces on Tuesday evening with grenades in the Tral area under Pulwama district of South Kashmir.
Thankfully, the grenade fell off at some distance from the security forces. At present, no security force personal has been injured in this nefarious incident of terrorists.
According to the information, on Tuesday evening, the patrols of the security forces attacked the grenade with grenades in Tral area of Pulwama district.
Militants tried to target the 180th battalion of CRPF deployed in Tral with grenades. The terrorists managed to flee the scene soon after the attack.
Security forces have launched a search operation to seize the terrorists.
Police and security forces deployed on the Nakal in Tral and surrounding areas have been made more attentive. Every vehicle is being searched This is not the first time.
Even before this, about three months ago, terrorists also attacked with grenades trying to target the security forces. The search operation is currently underway and other details are awaited.
Earlier on January 2, 2021, terrorists attacked Grenade in Tral itself, targeting the security forces. CRPF personnel located at the bus stand of Tral were targeted in it.
The grenade thrown by the terrorists did not fall on the target and exploded near the passers passing there. Seven passers-by were injured in this incident.
Corona Curfew In Jammu: Shopkeeper sells country liquor at tea stall, 25 bottles recovered.
Some are smuggling liquor secretly, taking advantage of the closure of liquor shops during a curfew imposed by the administration to spread the corona virus infection.
In one such recent case, the Chinnor police recovered 25 bottles of country liquor from a tea stall in the area.
It is alleged that the shopkeeper Sanjeev Kumar resident Appar Thantar Bantlab works to sell tea but sells liquor secretly at his shop.
Sub Divisional Police Officer Domana Kaushin Kaul said that the police was receiving a complaint that a shopkeeper in Thathar Banlab was selling country liquor in violation of curfew.
Police personnel started keeping an eye on the tea stall on information.