Kulgam attack: Pakistan-backed terrorists target non-locals, kill 5

Pakistan backed terrorists have amped ir targetted attacks on n-locals in Kashmir, in a bid to disturb situation in state. fourth attack in Kashmir within two days comes amid visit of European Union (EU) MPs visiting Srinagar to get a first-hand assessment of situation. From a series of ceasefire violations to infiltration attempts, Pakistan has aided and abetted activities of terrorist groups in last few weeks. Civilians and laborers from or states are being targeted by terrorists.

On Tuesday, terrorists killed five n-local laborers and injured ar in South Kashmir's Kulgam region, in a sixth attack on n-Kashmiris in past two weeks. rise in terror attacks comes amid visit of European Union MPs in Kashmir. All laborers were reportedly from Murshidab, West Bengal. On Monday night, two truck drivers from Haryana and Jammu were targeted in Bijbihara, Anantnag where a police party was on patrol duty nearby. One of m, Narayan Dutt of Katra was shot at and or one escaped to a nearby place.

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In past 15 days, terrorists have killed four n-locals, three out of whom were apple trers. On October 19, terrorists set ablaze a truck loed with apples outside Sopore fruit market. Earlier on October 19, a n-local civilian was shot de by terrorists in bro daylight, victim, identified as Sethi Kumar Sagar was from Chhattisgarh and was working as a laborer in a brick kiln in South Kashmir’s Pulwama. 

In a continuance of atrocities by Pakistan sponsored terrorists, two n-locals were shot in mid-October in Trenz vill of South Kashmir’s Shopian district. duo was identified as Charanjit Singh and Sanjiv Kumar, residents of Fazilka area of Punjab. Charanjit was shot de at spot while Sanjiv was referred to Srinagar in critical condition.

On October 14, a truck driver, Sharif Khan from Rajasthan, was shot de by Pakistan backed terrorists and orchard owner was beaten up at Shirmal. One terrorist involved in act is reported to be a Pakistani. 

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