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J&K Terrorism
File image of Kashmir terror attack/ courtesy: UNI

J&K: 2 migrant workers from UP shot at in Budgam terror strike

| @indiablooms | Nov 02, 2024, at 03:40 am

Srinagar/IBNS: In another targeted attack, terrorists opened fire at two workers from Uttar Pradesh in Jammu and Kashmir's Budgam on Friday leaving both injured, media reports said.

Both the workers were rushed to a hospital, where the doctors said they were out of danger.

This was the fourth such attack on migrant workers in the Kashmir Valley in the past two weeks.

On Oct 20, terrorists killed seven people including a local doctor and two workers from Bihar while they were working at a tunnel construction site in Ganderbal district.

Of the two terrorists involved in the attack, one was identified as a local man from south Kashmir's Kulgam. He joined a terrorist group in 2023.

The other terrorists is believed to have hailed from Pakistan.

Two soldiers and two labourers were also killed in action in Baramulla district.
 

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