Women Are Once Again Active In Terrorist Activities In Kashmir
Women are once again active in terrorist activities in Kashmir. Burqa-clad woman terrorist who threw petrol bomb on CRPF camp identified will be arrested soon.
Now women are once again active in terrorist activities in Kashmir. This has been confirmed that a woman carried out a petrol bomb attack on a CRPF camp in Sopore, north Kashmir on Tuesday.
Confirming the attack, IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar said that even though the woman terrorist was wearing a burqa.
The woman terrorist, who hails from Sopore, has been identified and will be in police custody very soon.
Later, a video of the attack went viral on the internet media, in which the woman is clearly seen attacking.
According to the information received here, last Tuesday evening at around 7.15 pm, a CRPF camp in Sopore was attacked with a petrol bomb.
The petrol bomb fell near the outer gate of the camp and exploded with a loud bang. With this, there was a fire.
The CRPF personnel standing at the entrance doused the fire immediately. During this, the attacker woman managed to escape from the spot.
After some time a video of this attack went viral on the internet media. It shows a burqa-clad woman suddenly stopping on the road a short distance from the main gate of the CRPF camp.
She takes something out of her bag, sets it on fire before anyone can figure it out, and immediately tosses it towards the CRPF camp.
There is an explosion and flames are visible. With this, the woman runs away from there.
Initially, the police did not confirm the attack, but after the video went viral on the internet media.
IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar confirmed it on Wednesday morning saying that the burqa-clad woman who threw the petrol bomb has been identified and arrested very soon. will be done.
Meanwhile, a soldier of Army’s 34 RR, Vishnu, got injured due to a sudden bullet fired from his own rifle this morning at Behibagh Kulgam in South Kashmir.
It is being told that he was cleaning his service rifle when suddenly the trigger of the rifle was pressed from his hand. He has been admitted to Army’s 92 Base Hospital for treatment.
