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Blast kills 4 in Srinagar
By Shujaat Bukhari
SRINAGAR, JUNE 4. At least four civilians were killed and 14
others injured in a powerful grenade blast in Batamaloo area here
while a commandant of the Border Security Force was killed in a
militant ambush in south Kashmir.
Unidentified militants hurled a grenade at a security force
picket in Batamaloo area today morning. It, however, missed the
target and exploded among a crowd of people in the market killing
four persons, including two women, on the spot. Three of the dead
were identified as Mohammad Yousuf, Jana and Ghulam Mohiuddin.
Police said 14 other civilians, who sustained injuries, were
admitted to hospital. The condition of some of them was stated to
be critical. Life came to a grinding halt in the area and
shopkeepers downed their shutters.
No militant outfit has claimed responsibility for the attack. In
two other incidents, militants hurled grenades in Pather Masjid
and Zaina Kadal area which exploded on the road injuring three
persons.
In Anantnag, an officiating commandant of 41 battalion, BSF, Mr.
R.S. Ahlawat, was killed in Ichoo Gadol near Kokernag when
militants ambushed his vehicle during the preceding night.
Security forces launched a massive operation to flush out the
militants.
A junior engineer, Abdur Rashid Bhat, was shot dead in Janglat
Mandi area of Anantnag while two militants were killed in
encounters in Poonch and Doda, police said.
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