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These terrorists had managed to flee after a brief encounter with security forces on 23 May.
Police sources said the grenades were found lying mysteriously outside the QAT bunker of the 28 CRPF battalion in the Bemina area of Srinagar city.
IANS | Srinagar | September 13, 2021 11:45 am
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Seven grenades were found outside the quick action team (QAT) bunker of a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) battalion headquarters on Monday in J&K’s Srinagar district.
Police sources said the grenades were found lying mysteriously outside the QAT bunker of the 28 CRPF battalion in the Bemina area of Srinagar city.
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“Bomb disposal squad has reached the spot,” sources said.
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These terrorists had managed to flee after a brief encounter with security forces on 23 May.
In a powerful show of public resolve against growing drug menace, hundreds of citizens from across the Kashmir Valley poured into the streets of Srinagar on Sunday, joining Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in a massive ‘padyatra’ (foot march) that turned into a rallying cry for a drug-free future.
The release of the book on Monday underscored its role as a tribute to the fallen jawans and a documentation of the country's long and complex fight against Naxalism.
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