05-26-2006, 09:15 PM
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By IBNLive.com
New Delhi: According to unconfirmed reports, at least 10 people have been killed in a terrorist attack in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
While Army has confirmed the reports of a massacre in Mangla Dileri - a remote village in Rajouri, police has still not issued an official confirmation.
According to police, a villager from "a remote village" in Rajouri informed that at least 10 members of minority community had been killed by a group of armed terrorists.
A team of police officials has been rushed to the spot and it will take them at least two hours to verify the status.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Four Gujarat tourists die in Kashmir blast
[ Thursday, May 25, 2006 11:46:38 pmIANS ]
SRINAGAR: Four tourists from Gujarat died and seven were injured on Thursday evening after guerrillas triggered a powerful explosion at Batpora, 13 km from city centre Lal Chowk.
A senior police officer said the guerrillas lobbed a powerful hand grenade at a tourist bus that exploded inside the vehicle causing injuries to 11 occupants, four of whom succumbed to injuries in a hospital.
"All the injured rushed to the Medical Institute, Soura, are tourists from Surat (Gujarat) and were on their way to Mughal Gardens on the city outskirts", said the officer.
"Three critically wounded, including two children, succumbed to their injuries in the hospital," he said. One more tourist succumbed to injuries later in the evening.
The bodies of all four tourists including two children were on Thursday night airlifted to Gujarat.
The condition of one more injured was stated to be serious, according to the attending doctors.
"We heard a loud explosion," said Nazir Ahmad, a local resident.
"Police reached the spot immediately and took the injured to hospital."
On Monday, two people, including a tourist from Madhya Pradesh, were killed in a grenade attack at a bus returning from the north Kashmir health resort of Sonamarg. Four tourists who were wounded in that explosion are still undergoing treatment in a hospital.
Thousands of tourists are currently in Kashmir holidaying.
The tourists have faced a lot of hardships during the past three days due to tight security restrictions for the prime minister's roundtable conference and the separatist-sponsored general strike.
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the blast.
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By IBNLive.com
New Delhi: According to unconfirmed reports, at least 10 people have been killed in a terrorist attack in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
While Army has confirmed the reports of a massacre in Mangla Dileri - a remote village in Rajouri, police has still not issued an official confirmation.
According to police, a villager from "a remote village" in Rajouri informed that at least 10 members of minority community had been killed by a group of armed terrorists.
A team of police officials has been rushed to the spot and it will take them at least two hours to verify the status.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Four Gujarat tourists die in Kashmir blast
[ Thursday, May 25, 2006 11:46:38 pmIANS ]
SRINAGAR: Four tourists from Gujarat died and seven were injured on Thursday evening after guerrillas triggered a powerful explosion at Batpora, 13 km from city centre Lal Chowk.
A senior police officer said the guerrillas lobbed a powerful hand grenade at a tourist bus that exploded inside the vehicle causing injuries to 11 occupants, four of whom succumbed to injuries in a hospital.
"All the injured rushed to the Medical Institute, Soura, are tourists from Surat (Gujarat) and were on their way to Mughal Gardens on the city outskirts", said the officer.
"Three critically wounded, including two children, succumbed to their injuries in the hospital," he said. One more tourist succumbed to injuries later in the evening.
The bodies of all four tourists including two children were on Thursday night airlifted to Gujarat.
The condition of one more injured was stated to be serious, according to the attending doctors.
"We heard a loud explosion," said Nazir Ahmad, a local resident.
"Police reached the spot immediately and took the injured to hospital."
On Monday, two people, including a tourist from Madhya Pradesh, were killed in a grenade attack at a bus returning from the north Kashmir health resort of Sonamarg. Four tourists who were wounded in that explosion are still undergoing treatment in a hospital.
Thousands of tourists are currently in Kashmir holidaying.
The tourists have faced a lot of hardships during the past three days due to tight security restrictions for the prime minister's roundtable conference and the separatist-sponsored general strike.
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the blast.
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