CRPF soldiers had received threat before the attack in Kulgam, search for 10th class student intensified

Two days before the terrorist attack on the CRPF post in Kulgam, South Kashmir, a boy had reached there and allegedly threatened the deployed soldiers. Three CRPF soldiers were injured in the attack on Wednesday, after which the police is now busy identifying and searching for that student.

Tezzbuzz Desk – Two days before the terrorists opened fire on a CRPF post in Kulgam district of South Kashmir, a boy had reached near the same post. According to sources, the Class 10 student had reportedly warned the CRPF jawans deployed there, saying, “We will not leave you.” At that time the soldiers did not take the alleged threat seriously.

On Wednesday, November 11, terrorists attacked the CRPF post near Mir Bazaar in Kulgam. Three soldiers were injured in the attack, the condition of one of them is said to be critical. After the incident, the police is now trying to identify and locate the boy.

Terrorists came out from among the dense trees, fired on the post

At around 2:15 pm on Wednesday, two terrorists came out from among the dense trees. They had heavy weapons and started firing at the CRPF post located near Mir Bazaar. Three soldiers were injured in this attack.

This CRPF post is about 75 kilometers away from Srinagar and is located just one kilometer away from the Jammu-Srinagar Highway. This area is considered very important from security point of view.

use of metal coated bullets

According to sources, the terrorists used special types of bullets in the attack. These bullets had a metal coating, due to which they could penetrate even strong protective shields. Sources claim that some of these bullets even passed through the bullet-proof jacket of the seriously injured soldier.

The seriously injured soldier is undergoing treatment in the hospital. After the attack, security forces have cordoned off the entire area and started a search operation.

After the attack on CRPF post, security arrangements have been further tightened in Kulgam. Security forces are carrying out a massive search operation to trace and arrest the attackers. Additionally, the identity and role of the student who allegedly threatened the soldiers before the attack is also being investigated.

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