Terrorist Attack In Lavepora, Srinagar: Jammu Kashmir

Terrorist attack in Lavepora, Srinagar, two CRPF jawans martyred, two injured: Jammu Kashmir.

In the Lavepora area of ​​Srinagar, militants opened fire on CRPF personnel patrolling the road on Thursday evening. Due to this, a CRPF jawan was killed on the spot, while three other three injured were admitted to the hospital.

The condition of one of them was critical. The soldier, who was seriously injured during the treatment, was also martyred.

The two CRPF jawans who were martyred in the attack have been identified as Sub Inspector Mangaram Dev Brama and Constable Driver Ashok Kumar resident Pinjore Chandigarh.

Terrorist attack in Lavepora: The injured have been identified as constables Nazim Ali and Jagannath Rai.

Immediately after this terrorist attack, security forces have laid siege to the entire area. Every movement of vehicles is being conducted.

The terrorists managed to flee the scene soon after the incident. The security forces deployed in the dug-out places have been alerted.

CRPF personnel seriously injured in the attack have been taken to the nearest hospital for treatment. The terrorist organization TRF has claimed responsibility for this attack on the CRPF patrol.

According to the information, as usual days on Thursday evening, the soldiers of the 73rd Battalion of CRPF were patrolling the Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway that suddenly terrorists attacked the CRPF jawans.

The three injured CRPF personnel were admitted to the 92 Base Hospital in Srinagar for treatment. One of these seriously injured soldiers was martyred during treatment.

Terrorist-political alliances are not new in Jammu and Kashmir, know whose leaders have arrived!

Whether it was a suicide attack on the Akshardham temple or a case involving terrorists Naveed Mushtaq Babu and Mehbooba, it tells the story of terrorist-political alliances in Jammu and Kashmir.

This story is not limited to the Peoples’ Democratic Party alone. Leaders and activists of the National Conference and Congress have also been caught in this alliance.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad also said in August 2006 on the nexus between politicians and terrorists that we will destroy it.

The People’s Democratic Party, formed in 1999, has been facing allegations of alliances with militants since day one. The support of Hizbul Mujahideen and Jamaat-e-Islami has been said to be important in the PDP’s victory in 2002.

Mehbooba’s so-called relations with Hizbul militants like Kachroo, Shabbir Baduri, and Aamir Khan, active in South Kashmir at that time, were also talked about.

All these terrorist commanders have been killed. Many claimed that the terrorist commanders with whose alleged help the PDP won the election in Anantnag were all later killed in an encounter with the police one by one.

The killing of some PDP leaders in South Kashmir during the year 2003-05 has been described as a revenge action by the Hizbul.