Terrorists shot dead a youth from Bihar in Bandipora Jammu and Kashmir

Target killing in jammu kashmir: Terrorists are not liking the wind of peace in Jammu and Kashmir. The continuous search operation has also broken the back of terror. Due to this the furious terrorists are now targeting the common people. Once again a case of shooting and killing has come to the fore in the valley. A non-Kashmiri was shot dead by terrorists in Sadunara village of Ajas tehsil in Bandipora here in the early hours of Friday. The deceased was a resident of Bihar. The deceased has been identified as Mohammad Amrej. This 19-year-old youth was a laborer, who was a resident of Besad village of Madhepura district in Bihar. His father's name is said to be Mohammad Jalil.

The youth of Bihar was a migrant laborer

Once again there was an incident of shooting of a non-Kashmiri in the valley. In Bandipora here, terrorists shot a migrant laborer from Bihar in the early hours of Friday. Police reached the spot and laid siege. The search is on for the terrorists. Amrej had come here to work. More information is being extracted about him. Regarding this incident, the Jammu and Kashmir Police said that it was a midnight incident. In Sodnara Sumbal of Bandipora, terrorists shot and injured a laborer. He was brought to the hospital to save the deceased, but he died during treatment.

Target killing on non-Kashmiris is not stopping

The issue of target killing of non-Kashmiris in Jammu and Kashmir is not stopping. In April, a man was shot dead by terrorists in the Kakran area of ​​Kulwama district. The person was identified as Satish Singh Rajput. Terrorist organizations are warning non-Kashmiris to leave the Valley. This warning has been given to Kashmiri Pandits to leave the valley.

Earlier, the central government employee was also attacked by terrorists. Along with this, information was pasted on the government quarters, in which they were told to leave Kashmir. On this, the employees of the Central Government demonstrated and pleaded for security from the government in recent times.