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6 civilians injured as grenade hurled at Army convoy misses target in J&K

Srinagar, October 26 Six civilians, including a woman, were injured in a grenade attack by terrorists in Bandipora district of J&K on Tuesday, the police said. “At about 10:20 am, terrorists hurled a grenade at the Army convoy near bus...

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Oct 27, 2021 IST

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Srinagar, October 26

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Six civilians, including a woman, were injured in a grenade attack by terrorists in Bandipora district of J&K on Tuesday, the police said.

“At about 10:20 am, terrorists hurled a grenade at the Army convoy near bus stand in Sumbal, which missed the target and exploded on road side,” a police official said.

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The explosion caused injuries to six civilians, the official said. — PTI

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