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CCTV Evidence: Video Captures Terrorists Firing at CRPF Personnel in Kulgam

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CCTV footage has emerged showing the terrorist attack on CRPF personnel during a patrol in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The footage captures a CRPF jawan on duty when terrorists lying in ambush suddenly open indiscriminate fire. Hearing the gunshots, the personnel immediately respond. One jawan takes cover behind a nearby shop, while another retaliates by opening fire at the attackers. After firing several rounds, the terrorists flee the spot. Three CRPF personnel are injured in the attack and are rushed to a hospital in Anantnag. Constable Santosh Chandra, whose condition is reported to be critical, is shifted to the Army's 92 Base Hospital in Srinagar. Following the attack, security forces and police seal off the area and launch an extensive search operation to trace the fleeing terrorists. Security has been tightened across the region, with increased surveillance and deployment. Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha visits the Base Hospital in Srinagar to enquire about the condition of the injured personnel and speak to doctors. Officials are continuing efforts to track down the attackers, while one CRPF jawan remains seriously injured.

 

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