Grenade attack on Indian security forces vehicle in occupied Kashmir
Grenade attack on Indian security forces vehicle in occupied Kashmir! A grenade attack has been carried out on a vehicle of the Central Reserve Police Force in occupied Kashmir, resulting in injuries to six personnel, including passersby.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the grenade attack was carried out in the Srinagar area when the Central Reserve Force vehicle was on a minor patrol. One passenger was critically injured in the grenade attack while 5 injured personnel were shifted to Military Hospital.
A CRPF spokesman told the media that unknown people fled the grenade attack on the vehicle, 2 civilians were injured as the attackers hit the road while one passenger was injured while crossing the road.
Remember that this is the fourth grenade attack since the end of Kashmir’s special status on August 5th. The first attack was carried out on September 28 in a battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force, but no casualties were reported, while the second attack took place at a government office, injuring 10 people and the third attack was carried out at the bus station. It may be recalled that the Modi government had abolished the special status of occupied Kashmir on August 5, which has since imposed curfew in many areas, lack of food and drink, lack of medications, disrupted communication system and transport.