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2 Civilians Injured, One Critically, Amid Gunfight In Shopian

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May 9, 2022
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Srinagar, May 9: Two civilians were injured, one of the critically, amid gunfight between militants and joint team of police and army in Pandoshan area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district on Monday.

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“Encounter has started at Pandoshan  area of #Shopian. Police and security forces are on the job. Further details shall follow” police said in a tweet. “During initial cordon & search operation, (militants) fired upon civilians and tried to escape, in which two civilians got injured. Both the injured shifted to hospital. One of them is critical,” police said in subsequent tweet. “Cordon strengthened, details shall follow.”

Meanwhile, there was brief encounter between militants and government forces in Shirmal Zainapora Shopian. After day long searches did not culminate into fresh firelight, the cordon-and-search-operation was called off, sources said.

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