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2 BSF soldiers killed in militant attack In Ganderbal

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May 20, 2020
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Srinagar: Two BSF personnel were killed when militants attacked a party of 37 batallion of the paramilitary forces near Pandach area of central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Wednesday afternoon.
Official sources said that the militants fired discriminately at the BSF party near old road Pandach, resulting in serious injuries to two personnel who were evacuated to nearby SKIMS hospital Soura Srinagar.
However, sources said that both were declared as brought dead on arrival by the doctors who attended upon them.
Medical Superintendent SKIMS Dr Farooq Jan confirmed to local news agency that both of them were declared as brought dead on arrival. Sources said that the 37 battalion BSF is stationed at dignibal Ganderbal.

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