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No Acid Attack On Minor Girl At Nawa Bazar: Police

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December 18, 2022
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Srinagar, Dec 18: Police on Sunday trashed rumours about acid attack on a girl in old city of Srinagar.

“There is an unverified news doing rounds about an acid attack, it is clarified that around 4 pm at Nawa Bazar a minor girl (name withheld) who was accompanied by her aunt in the market area, felt a burning sensation in her hand prima facie due to some liquid,” police said in a statement, adding, “accordingly she was taken to the hospital from where she was discharged after first aid as the doctors diagnosed her with only minor superficial rashes & blisters only on the hand.”

The police further stated that the facts and circumstances leading to this incident are being investigated by MR Gunj Police station. “The girl is absolutely fine and is at home. Prima facie it looks like some foul play which police is investigating, “ the statement added.

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