4 civilians injured as militants hurl grenade at security forces in J-K’s Pulwama

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Updated At : 07:37 PM Sep 14, 2021 IST

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Srinagar, September 14

Four civilians were injured in a grenade attack by militants on security forces in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, officials said.

The ultras lobbed the grenade towards a vehicle of security forces at Pulwama Chowk in the afternoon but the grenade exploded on the roadside.

The injured had been rushed to a hospital while security forces had cordoned off the area, the officials said.

There has been a spurt in grenade attacks by militants in Kashmir in recent times.

Three persons, including two women, were injured in a grenade attack at Chanapora area of the city last week.

Security forces detected and defused six grenades planted by militants on the busy Parimpira-Panthachowk axis of National Highway 44 on Monday. PTI

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