Six persons, including a Central Reserve Police Force or CRPF personnel and a policeman, were injured in a grenade attack by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Budgam district today, the police said.
Terrorists threw a grenade at a security personnel near a bus stand at Pakherpora in Charare-Sharief area of central Kashmir district, a police official told news agency Press Trust of India.
He said that a CRPF personnel, a policeman and four civilians were injured in the explosion.
The injured have been rushed to a hospital, the official said, adding further details are awaited.
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