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Man Killed In CRPF Fire Near Narbal Budgam

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May 13, 2020
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Srinagar: One person was killed after paramilitary CRPF forces fired at him near Kawoosa Khalisa village in Narbal area of central Kashmir Budgam on Wednesday.
Sources said that the man was going in his vehicle Wagnor (JK02AK -6702) and was fired upon by the CRPF which hit him around shoulder and chest.
“A civil vehicle fled from 2 nakas in Narbal Kawoosa upon which CRPF party fired in which one person got injured. (He has been) shifted to hospital,” SSP Budgam Nagpure Amod said, adding, “further details awaited.”
The man identified as Mehrajudin Shah son of Ghulam Mohammad Shah of Makhama Beerwah Budgam was shifted to SHMS hospital Srinagar in critical condition. However, he was declared as brought dead by the doctors who attended upon him at the hospital.
Dr Nazir Choudhary, medical superintendent of the SMHS hospital confirmed that the man was brought dead to the hospital. (With Inputs from GNS)

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