Srinagar: Terrorists threw grenades to the police team and CRPF patrolling the lizard nerves in the Central Srinagar Kashmir Regency on Sunday night, leaving a police officer and injured civilians.
Constable Mehraj Ahmad from the Police Post Fateh Lizard in Srinagar and Sartaj Ahmed Bhat, a 27-year-old citizen of the lizard’s nerve, suffered several chest injuries and legs in the explosion.
Both were taken to the State Managed SMHS Hospital, where the medical supervisor Dr.
Kanwaljeet Singh described their condition as serious but stable.
A police officer said all potential exits had been sealed and security forces explored the area for terrorists.
“What we know is that more than one terrorist involved in the attack.
They threw a grenade towards the patrol party, which consisted of police and 23 CRPF battalions, and was issued,” the officer said.
“The civil walked past security personnel when the grenade exploded nearby.” The initial report has suggested no one who was injured in a terror attack, one of several security forces targeting in J & K for the past few months.
COP, Civil injured in J & K terror attack
