Terrorists Killed A Jeweler In Srinagar, TRF Takes Responsibility
Terrorists killed a Jeweler in Srinagar and, The Registration Front (TRF) takes responsibility: Terrorism in Kashmir.
Terrorists carried out two incidents in Kashmir on New Year’s Eve. At first, terrorists killed the owner of a Jewellery Shop, Nischal Jeweler.
In the second attack, the Central Reserve Police Force jawan was injured. The search operation, which started late in both the areas, continues till this morning.
The terrorist organization The Registration Front (TRF) has claimed responsibility for the murder of the jeweler.
Both these incidents are late last evening. In the Sarai Bala area of Srinagar, Satpal Nischal, owner of Nischal Jeweler, was shot dead by the terrorists in his shop.
Due to this, he fell down there, soaked in blood. The injured were then taken to Sri Maharaja Hari Singh Hospital for treatment but doctors declared him brought dead.
According to the hospital’s medical superintendent, Dr. Nazir Chaudhary, by the time the jeweler was brought to the hospital, he had died.
At the same time, as soon as the police and other security forces came to know about the incident of firing in the area, everyone immediately surrounded the whole area.
The search operation, which was going on since last night, continued this morning but no terrorist has been detected so far.
At the same time, another incident occurred in the confluence area of Anantnag district of South Kashmir. Militants opened fire on Central Reserve Police Force personnel on duty. A CRPF jawan was injured by this.
According to a police official, the militants opened fire on the security forces. In this, 89 battalion personnel of CRPF were injured. He was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
At the same time, security forces have conducted a search operation in this area. But the terrorists who carried out both incidents have escaped.
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