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Crime
Three CRPF Troops Injured in Terror Attack at Jammu & Kashmir Party
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 11 Nov 2026, 03:03 PM
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Three Central Reserve Police Force personnel sustained injuries after terrorists opened fire during a party in Jammu and Kashmir, authorities said.
Three Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were injured when terrorists opened fire during a party in Jammu and Kashmir, the police said. The incident occurred at an event that was being held in the region, and the attackers targeted the security forces present. The wounded officers were taken to a nearby medical facility for treatment.
The CRPF, a paramilitary force that assists the Indian Army and police in maintaining internal security, has been active in Jammu and Kashmir for several years. The injury of its personnel underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by the force in the area.
Police officials confirmed that the attack was a deliberate act of terror and that an investigation has been launched to identify the perpetrators. No civilian casualties were reported, but the incident has heightened concerns about safety at public gatherings.
The event adds to a series of incidents in the region that have drawn attention to the persistent threat of terrorism. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to protecting civilians and security personnel alike.
The CRPF, a paramilitary force that assists the Indian Army and police in maintaining internal security, has been active in Jammu and Kashmir for several years. The injury of its personnel underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by the force in the area.
Police officials confirmed that the attack was a deliberate act of terror and that an investigation has been launched to identify the perpetrators. No civilian casualties were reported, but the incident has heightened concerns about safety at public gatherings.
The event adds to a series of incidents in the region that have drawn attention to the persistent threat of terrorism. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to protecting civilians and security personnel alike.