Major action in J&K: 5 arrested for attacking wine shop in Baramulla; 5 pistols, 23 grenades and explosives recovered

A major action has been taken in the terrorist attack on the newly opened wine shop in Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir. Police have arrested 4 terrorists and 1 Lashkar associate in this case. 5 pistols, 23 grenades and explosives have been recovered from them. IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar gave this information. He told that this terrorist module was involved in many terrorist incidents in Baramulla.

Terrorist wearing a burqa threw a grenade in the shop
The terrorists attacked the newly opened liquor shop in Baramulla with a grenade on Tuesday night. The terrorist came wearing a burqa. He threw the grenade inside the shop. The terrorist managed to escape from there after the attack. Four employees of the shop were injured in the blast. One of them died during treatment.

All the injured are residents of Jammu division.
Police said that the attack took place at a liquor shop in Dewan Bagh area of ​​Court Road. The army camp is adjacent to one wall of the shop and the DIG’s office is near the other wall. This shop opened only a few days ago. All those injured in the attack are shop workers and are residents of Jammu division.

The slain civilian has been identified as Rajouri resident Ranjit Singh (52) father Krishan Lal. The three other injured have been identified as 35-year-old Govardhan Singh father Gajendra Singh, resident of Kathua, 35-year-old Govind Singh father Gurdev Singh, resident of Rajouri and 36-year-old Ravi Kumar father Kartar Chand, resident of Kathua. Govind has been sent to Srinagar for treatment.

Terrorists came on the pretext of taking alcohol
A police officer said that before throwing the grenade, one of the terrorists had come to the shop on the pretext of buying liquor. He asked for alcohol and suddenly attacked him with a grenade he had brought with him.