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Topic · standing beatupdated Thu, 12 Nov, 13:30

Police Officers

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World · 12 Nov

Jammu and Kashmir: అడవిలో బుల్లెట్‌ గాయాలతో పోలీసుల మృతదేహాలు.. ఆయుధాలు మిస్సింగ్‌..

AI summaryTwo Special Police Officers disappeared on November 11 in the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir while en route to an Army post, and their bullet-riddled bodies were found the next morning. Officials suspect a terror angle as their service weapons were missing from the scene. This incident occurred around the same time as a separate CRPF camp attack in the Kulgam district, and police are investigating a potential connection between the two events.

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