This comes a day after 4 troopers have been killed in motion in Rajouri.
Srinagar:
A migrant labourer from Bihar was shot lifeless by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Bandipore, police mentioned at this time.
The assault occurred round midnight in Ajas space of Bandipore district.
After being shot, Mohammad Amrez, a resident of Bihar’s Madhepura, was rushed to the hospital the place the docs declared him lifeless on arrival.
“Throughout intervening evening, terrorists fired upon & injured one migrant labourer Mohd Amrez, r/o Madhepura, Besarh, Bihar at Soadnara Sumbal, Bandipora. He was shifted to hospital for remedy the place he succumbed,” tweeted Kashmir Zone police.
Throughout intervening evening, #terrorists fired upon & injured one exterior #labourer Mohd Amrez S/O Mohd Jalil R/O Madhepura Besarh #Bihar at Soadnara Sumbal, #Bandipora. He was shifted to hospital for remedy the place he succumbed.@JmuKmrPolice
— Kashmir Zone Police (@KashmirPolice) August 12, 2022
The labourer’s brother urged the authorities and Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to assist him take his brother’s physique dwelling.
“I haven’t got cash. I request the federal government right here to assist me take my brother’s physique to our hometown,” he mentioned.
The focused assault on the migrant employee comes a day after 4 troopers have been killed in motion and two others injured in an assault on a military camp in Rajouri district.
This was the primary Fidayeen or suicide assault on a military camp in Jammu and Kashmir since February 2018, when terrorists attacked the Sunjwan camp in Jammu area.
“Military chief Basic Manoj Pande and all ranks salute the supreme sacrifice of the troopers who laid down their lives within the line of obligation in Rajouri and supply deepest condolences to the bereaved households,” a military spokesperson had tweeted yesterday.
Final week, Mohammad Mumtaz, a migrant employee from Bihar, was killed and two others have been injured throughout a terrorist assault in Pulwama.
The injured labourers, Mohammad Arif and Mohammad Maqbool, have been additionally from Bihar.
