Raipur Mar 26 PTI A 55-year-old tribal woman was critically injured after a pressure improvised explosive device IED planted by Naxals went off in Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh on Saturday police said The blast occurred in the afternoon when the victim Kartam Jogakka a native of Metlacheru village under Bhadrakali police station limits was grazing her cattle in a nearby forest an official here said While passing through a dirt track in the forest the woman set foot on a pressure IED which exploded She sustained serious injuries on her right leg he said After being alerted by locals a team of security personnel rushed to the spot and the injured woman was shifted to a community health centre in Bhopalpatnam town the official said The Maoists often plant IEDs on dirt tracks to target security personnel who use these routes during anti-Naxal operations in forests Civilians have fallen prey to such traps laid by ultras in the past in Bastar region police said PTI COR TKP ARU ARU
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Srinagar : Bodies of Mohammad Altaf Bhat and Mudasir Gul, two civilians killed in the Hyderpora encounter, were cremated by their family members. The bodies, which were exhumed at Handwara after sundown on Thursday, reached Srinagar around midnight, the officials said.
The Officials said that they got to witness an emotional scenario at the residences of Bhat and Gul as soon as their bodies reached Barzulla and Pirbagh. Family Members and relatives were waiting for the bodies broke down, to get the last glimpse of their loved one, before cremation.
Srinagar : Bodies of Mohammad Altaf Bhat and Mudasir Gul, two civilians killed in the Hyderpora encounter, were cremated by their family members. The bodies, which were exhumed at Handwara after sundown on Thursday, reached Srinagar around midnight, the officials said.
The Officials said that they got to witness an emotional scenario at the residences of Bhat and Gul as soon as their bodies reached Barzulla and Pirbagh. Family Members and relatives were waiting for the bodies broke down, to get the last glimpse of their loved one, before cremation.
Srinagar : Bodies of Mohammad Altaf Bhat and Mudasir Gul, two civilians killed in the Hyderpora encounter, were cremated by their family members. The bodies, which were exhumed at Handwara after sundown on Thursday, reached Srinagar around midnight, the officials said.
The Officials said that they got to witness an emotional scenario at the residences of Bhat and Gul as soon as their bodies reached Barzulla and Pirbagh. Family Members and relatives were waiting for the bodies broke down, to get the last glimpse of their loved one, before cremation.
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