Terrorist attack in Srinagar: Terrorists fled after firing on soldiers in front of Sher-e-Kashmir hospital, search operation continues

Terrorists opened fire in front of Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Science (SKIMS) located in Bemina, Srinagar on Friday afternoon. Taking advantage of the presence of civilians, the terrorists managed to escape. There have been no casualties in the incident. At present, the search operation is going on in the entire area.

Terrorist organization Ghazi Squad has claimed responsibility for the attack on security forces in Bemina. It has said that this attack has been done in protest against the FIR lodged against people celebrating the victory of Pakistan cricket team.

Earlier, a jawan was injured in a mine blast in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district. The incident took place on Thursday evening in the border area of ​​Kerni in the district. Sources said that the injured soldier has been admitted to the hospital.

Terrorist organization Ghazi Squad has claimed responsibility for the attack on security forces in Bemina.

Terrorists targeting common people
Terrorists have killed 5 common people in Kashmir in a week last month. These include a Kashmiri Pandit drug dealer in Srinagar, a Kashmiri Pandit teacher, a female principal of the Sikh community, a street vendor from Bihar and a resident of Bandipora.

accused of killing common people killed in encounter
Two terrorists, who were involved in recent killings of civilians and minorities in Jammu and Kashmir, were gunned down on October 15 during separate encounters with security forces in Pulwama and Srinagar districts. Kashmir IGP Vijay Kumar tweeted, “Two terrorists Shahid and Tanzeel, who were involved in the recent killing of a chemist (Binru) and two teachers (Supinder Kaul and Deepak Chand), were gunned down in separate encounters today.

6 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists killed
Earlier, the army had killed 6 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists in Rajouri. According to sources, the army officers have made a new strategy to deal with the terrorists. Under this, wait, let the terrorists come till the village, then the policy of breaking them is being implemented. In the last few months, 9 to 10 Lashkar terrorists had entered the jungles of Rajouri-Poonch district from Pakistan. Apart from these, there were many infiltration attempts, but the army thwarted them.

11 soldiers martyred in the encounter
In the months of October and November, 9 soldiers of the army were martyred in an encounter with terrorists in the jungles of Rajouri. Recently, two soldiers of the army were martyred during a patrol. Earlier, Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat had visited the area on 16 October. He had spoken with the commanders handling counter-insurgency operations.