Pampore Attack

Two CRPF soldiers were killed in the line of duty and three others injured in a terrorist attack on the outskirts of Srinagar this afternoon.

Widow of a soldier who died in last week's attack on an army convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore said that she was ready to fight on the border like her brave husband.

In the wake of terror attack on army convoy yesterday, security of the forces during their movement on Srinagar-Jammu national highway was today reviewed at a high level meeting chaired by state police chief K Rajendra Kumar who pressed for devising foolproof mechanism.

Three soldiers were killed after an army convoy was attacked by terrorists in Pampore on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway today. Reports said at least two more soldiers were injured in the attack that took place around 20 km from Srinagar.

A gun-battle with two terrorists who barged into a government building in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore ended today after 60 hours. Both terrorists were killed.

Seven civilians and a jawan were injured today in a grenade attack on a paramilitary patrol party in south Kashmir's Shopian district.

An encounter with a group of terrorists who are hiding inside a government institute in Pampore, 15 km from Srinagar, has stretched for well over a day. Explosions and gunshots are being heard regularly from within and around the building, used to offer vocational training to young Kashmiris.

A group of two or three terrorists is firing at security forces from inside a government institute in Pampore, 15 km from Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir. An army soldier is reported injured. Parts of the building suffered damages in a fire.

Security agencies have identified the driver of the car which ferried the terrorists who ambushed a CRPF bus killing eight personnel, as a probe pointed to the Lashkar-e-Taiba attackers having infiltrated into Kashmir Valley through higher reaches of Gulmarg early last month.

Peeved over the "insensitive" remarks of Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit on the terrorist attack in Pampore in which eight CRPF jawans were killed, an RSS affiliate has decided not to invite Pakistan to the 'Iftar' to be hosted by it on July 2 to promote goodwill among Muslims.

Members of National Conference and ruling BJP clashed in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly today over the security situation in the wake of attack on CRPF convoy, with the opposition party demanding to know what steps were being taken to deal with the growing violence.

Opposition parties today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of not having a comprehensive policy towards Pakistan, saying diplomacy requires seriousness, gravitas and not "threatrics".

Home Minister Rajnath Singh today reviewed the prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir, which witnessed a deadly attack on a CRPF convoy that left eight personnel dead, and directed security forces to intensify vigil in the state.

Eight CRPF personnel who were killed by terrorists in an ambush in Jammu and Kashmir will be considered as martyrs, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said today.

The Mehbooba Mufti government in Jammu and Kashmir confronted protests and questions today in the assembly over its ally BJP demanding airstrikes on Pakistan-based terror camps after Saturday's attack in Pampore in which eight paramilitary soldiers were killed.

Two CRPF soldiers were killed in the line of duty and three others injured in a terrorist attack on the outskirts of Srinagar this afternoon.

Widow of a soldier who died in last week's attack on an army convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore said that she was ready to fight on the border like her brave husband.

In the wake of terror attack on army convoy yesterday, security of the forces during their movement on Srinagar-Jammu national highway was today reviewed at a high level meeting chaired by state police chief K Rajendra Kumar who pressed for devising foolproof mechanism.

Three soldiers were killed after an army convoy was attacked by terrorists in Pampore on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway today. Reports said at least two more soldiers were injured in the attack that took place around 20 km from Srinagar.

A gun-battle with two terrorists who barged into a government building in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore ended today after 60 hours. Both terrorists were killed.

Seven civilians and a jawan were injured today in a grenade attack on a paramilitary patrol party in south Kashmir's Shopian district.

An encounter with a group of terrorists who are hiding inside a government institute in Pampore, 15 km from Srinagar, has stretched for well over a day. Explosions and gunshots are being heard regularly from within and around the building, used to offer vocational training to young Kashmiris.

A group of two or three terrorists is firing at security forces from inside a government institute in Pampore, 15 km from Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir. An army soldier is reported injured. Parts of the building suffered damages in a fire.

Security agencies have identified the driver of the car which ferried the terrorists who ambushed a CRPF bus killing eight personnel, as a probe pointed to the Lashkar-e-Taiba attackers having infiltrated into Kashmir Valley through higher reaches of Gulmarg early last month.

Peeved over the "insensitive" remarks of Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit on the terrorist attack in Pampore in which eight CRPF jawans were killed, an RSS affiliate has decided not to invite Pakistan to the 'Iftar' to be hosted by it on July 2 to promote goodwill among Muslims.

Members of National Conference and ruling BJP clashed in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly today over the security situation in the wake of attack on CRPF convoy, with the opposition party demanding to know what steps were being taken to deal with the growing violence.

Opposition parties today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of not having a comprehensive policy towards Pakistan, saying diplomacy requires seriousness, gravitas and not "threatrics".

Home Minister Rajnath Singh today reviewed the prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir, which witnessed a deadly attack on a CRPF convoy that left eight personnel dead, and directed security forces to intensify vigil in the state.

Eight CRPF personnel who were killed by terrorists in an ambush in Jammu and Kashmir will be considered as martyrs, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said today.

The Mehbooba Mufti government in Jammu and Kashmir confronted protests and questions today in the assembly over its ally BJP demanding airstrikes on Pakistan-based terror camps after Saturday's attack in Pampore in which eight paramilitary soldiers were killed.