Indian Kashmir officials report that at least 8 people have died in separate incidents in the region, with over 30 others – mostly civilians – injured. According to them, in a grenade attack by suspected Muslim militants in the town of Handwara in northern Kashmir, two students were killed and 21 passersby were injured. In another incident near Srinagar, when suspected militants attacked a military convoy, three soldiers and six students were injured. Earlier, Indian soldiers killed three suspected militants after they illegally entered the Indian-administered part of Kashmir. In the past 15 years, since Muslim insurgents took up arms against the Indian government in Kashmir, thousands have been killed.
At least 8 killed in separate incidents in Indian Kashmir - 2004-07-12
In recent violent incidents in Indian-administered Kashmir, at least 8 people have died and over 30 have been injured, primarily civilians. The violence is attributed to suspected Muslim militants targeting both civilians and military personnel. This ongoing conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths over the past 15 years.
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📰 What Happened
In recent violent incidents in Indian-administered Kashmir, at least 8 people have died and over 30 have been injured, primarily civilians. The violence is attributed to suspected Muslim militants targeting both civilians and military personnel.
- Two students were killed in a grenade attack in Handwara.
- Three soldiers and six students were injured in an attack on a military convoy near Srinagar.
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📚 Background
Kashmir has been a site of conflict since the late 20th century, with various groups seeking independence or integration with Pakistan, leading to a heavy military presence and ongoing violence.
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