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Rajnath Singh meets injured J&K constable

| | Aug 29, 2015, at 11:07 pm
New Delhi, Aug 29 (IBNS): Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh met the constable of Jammu and Kashmir police, Mohd. Salim, who was injured during an encounter with terrorists, at AIIMS in New Delhi on Saturday.
Salim was a part of J&K Police team who participated in the encounter with the Pakistani terrorists in the Panzla forest area in Rafiabad, 85 km from Srinagar on Thursday
 
The badly injured constable was admitted to AIIMS for better treatment. 
 
Singh wished him for a speedy recovery. 
 
Singh also met Border Security Force (BSF) jawan Ashok Kumar who was badly injured in an ambush in LWE affected area of Malkangiri, who is also undergoing treatment at AIIMS in New Delhi. Singh wished him also for a speedy recovery. 

 

 

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