Kashmiri Pandit shot dead by terrorists in J&K's Shopian

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Updated At : 06:52 PM Oct 15, 2022 IST

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Samaan Lateef

Srinagar, October 15

Terrorists shot dead a Kashmiri Pandit in South Kashmir’s Shopian district on Saturday afternoon.

Sources said that armed militants emerged in Chaudrigund Shopian hamlet and shot at a Pandit who sustained critical injuries.

The victim was shifted to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. The victim has been identified as Puran Krishan, a resident of Chaudrigund Shopian.

Security forces have cordoned off the village and a hunt has been launched to nab the assailants.

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