Police question suspects after terror attack on CRPF post in Kulgam
Three Central Reserve Police Force personnel were injured when terrorists opened fire at a checkpoint in South Kashmir on Wednesday.
Several suspects have been detained for questioning by police following a terror attack on a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) post in the Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, according to reports by The Times of India and The Hindu on Friday.
The attack occurred on Wednesday, November 11, when terrorists opened fire at the security checkpoint. The strike left three CRPF personnel injured.
Security forces launched a large-scale cordon and search operation immediately after the incident to locate the attackers. This operation entered its third consecutive day on Friday.
In Kulgam, authorities have deployed armoured vehicles and set up barricades at various locations. Security agencies are also employing technical and human intelligence to assist the search.
Law enforcement has increased surveillance across the valley, with paramilitary and police units performing random vehicle inspections in Srinagar and other districts. Senior officials have visited the site to review security protocols.
The administration has issued a red alert in the district as joint teams of the local police, army, and CRPF continue to search the area.