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TA Soldier Injured in Terror Shooting in Pulwama, Operation Launched to Find Assailants

An off-duty Territorial Army (TA) soldier sustained injuries in an alarming incident on Wednesday, as authorities reported he was allegedly shot at by terrorists in the Tral region of Pulwama district, located in South Kashmir. The soldier, identified as Daleer Mushtaq from the Aripal area, suffered a bullet wound to the leg during the attack, which unfolded in the vicinity of his residence in the Sofigund Aripal area during the evening hours.

Officials confirmed that Mushtaq was posted in north Kashmir but had returned home on leave to spend time with his family. Following the shooting, he was quickly transported to a hospital, where his condition was reported as stable. A police spokesperson indicated that the soldier’s injury was serious but manageable, and he is currently receiving necessary medical care.

In response to the attack, security forces have cordoned off the entire area surrounding the incident and have launched a comprehensive search operation aimed at locating the assailants. This operation underscores the heightened tensions and security challenges faced by the region, as forces work diligently to ensure the safety of local residents and to apprehend those responsible for the attack. The ongoing situation reflects the complex security dynamics in Kashmir, where incidents of violence can rapidly escalate and significantly impact local communities.


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