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Two students injured after school bus stone pelted, case registered

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May 2, 2018
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Shopian  May 02: Two students were injured after a school bus was stone pelted by unknown persons in Shopian on Wednesday in  Zavoora area of South Kashmir

SSP Shopian Shalender Kumar Mishra told that the school bus of Rainbow International school was attacked by unknown persons “with stones “

Sources said two students were injured in the incident and were shifted to hospital for treatment.

“One of the student has been shifted to Srinagar for special treatment. He has been identified student as Rehan Gorsai (2nd Class student),” sources said.

Shopian police have registered a case in  this incident and investigation has been started to nab the miscreants, police said.

Meanwhile complete shutdown has been observed day 3rd in shopian against the killing of two militants and a civilian from 3 different villages of Pulwama.

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However internet services restored in Shopian after two days while in Pulwama internet is still barred from last 3 days, including broadband services.

On Monday, in Pulwama village gunfight triggered between militants  and government forces left two militants and a civilian dead.

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