Car Bomb Explodes in India held-Kashmir
'Pakistan Times' Kashmir Desk

SRINAGAR (IHK): Two persons were injured when an explosive- laden car was set off near a police station on Srinagar-Jammu national highway on Tuesday.

Media reports quoting official sources in Srinagar said the car was parked by militants on the highway about 100 metres from a police station, 45 km from Srinagar in Anantnag district.

The explosion rocked the area.

According to KMS Indian troops, in their fresh acts of state-terrorism, martyred two more innocent Kashmiri youth, during a siege and search operation, at Qazipora in Bandipora district.

An innocent girl was also injured in the violent operation. The operation sparked forceful anti-India demonstrations in the area.

The enraged protesters, raising full-throated slogans against Indian state-terrorism, told media men that the troops had also committed sacrilege to the bodies of the martyred youth.

Indian police resorted to repeated baton-charge to disperse the demonstrators who set on fire a vehicle. About half-a-dozen demonstrators were injured in the incident.

A large number of people staged a strong protest at Pattan in Baramulla district against the anti-people policies of the puppet regime. The agitating protesters blocked the traffic on Srinagar-Baramulla highway for several hours.

A civilian was killed and two others were wounded in a landmine explosion in Buffliaz area of Poonch district.

Unidentified assailants shot at and injured the district President of pro-India Congress, Muhammad Shafi Banday in Shopian area.

Four Indian policemen and four civilians were injured in separate road mishaps in Pattan, Kunzar and Handwara areas.●