Jammu and Kashmir LG Visits Injured CRPF Soldier After Terror Attack
LG Manoj Sinha visited a CRPF soldier injured in a terrorist attack, assuring justice for the assailants and reviewing security measures.
Srinagar, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, visited the Base Hospital in Srinagar on Tuesday to check on the condition of CRPF Head Constable Sonbir Singh. Singh was severely injured in a terrorist attack in Kulgam and is currently receiving treatment. During his visit, Sinha spoke with the doctors overseeing Singh’s care, emphasizing the need for comprehensive medical support.
In a post on the social media platform X, Sinha expressed his concern for Singh, stating, “I visited the Base Hospital in Srinagar to inquire about CRPF Head Constable Sonbir Singh, who was critically injured in the brutal attack in Kulgam. I wish him a speedy and complete recovery.”
He also provided updates on the condition of two other injured CRPF personnel, Constables Rakesh Das and Shantanu Chandra, who are reported to be stable. A medical team at the 46th Battalion CRPF Unit Hospital is closely monitoring their health.
Sinha condemned the cowardly act of terrorism, vowing that those responsible would be brought to justice. He reassured the public that security forces would track down the attackers and their accomplices.
Earlier, the LG reviewed the security situation with senior officials at the Lok Bhawan in Srinagar. The meeting focused on the aftermath of the Kulgam attack, ongoing search operations, and enhancing security measures in the region. Sinha granted security forces full authority to take decisive action against terrorists.
The attack on the CRPF patrol occurred on Tuesday afternoon in Kulgam, resulting in injuries to three soldiers. Following the incident, a lockdown was imposed in the area, and search operations are underway as security agencies work to identify the attackers and locate their hideouts.
