Jammu: Recently, terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar have attacked with a grenade targeting the patrolling team of security forces. A local civilian is marginally injured in this attack. The injured have been taken to the hospital for treatment. Security forces have cordoned off the area and started a search operation. In the Kavadara area of the downtown area of Srinagar, today i.e. on Saturday, terrorists attacked the grenade. Security of the area has been increased after this attack. To spoil the atmosphere of the valley, Pakistan and terrorist organizations are constantly making nefarious efforts. In order to spread fear among the local people, activities are being done to carry out such incidents.

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According to sources, earlier yesterday, that is, on Friday, a blast occurred in Kalal area of Nowshera sector in Jammu and Kashmir at around 3:30 pm. 4 soldiers including the army lieutenant were seriously injured in this blast. Along with this, security has been increased by sieging the area. Military sources said that the army's patrolling party was on a tour in the border areas due to this explosion.

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Nearby people rushed to the rescue after hearing the blast: According to the information, on 31 December 2019, a young man was seriously injured in a mine blast in Bagayaldara, a village adjacent to the LoC in Poonch. The injured youth has been identified. The young man's right leg was injured, which the doctors had to cut after performing the operation. As soon as he started climbing on the tree, his foot fell on the mine and was badly injured in the loud blast. Hearing the sound of the blast, people nearby came to the rescue. As soon as the incident was known, the District Development Commissioner Rahul Yadav reached the District Hospital and was provided Rs 10,000 from the Red Cross Fund as assistance to the family of the injured youth.

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