Terrorist Attack on CRPF Checkpost in Kulgam, Three Jawans Injured

Terrorists attacked a CRPF camp in the Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, which led to three jawans getting injured. As per official sources, two terrorists riding on a motorcycle opened fire at a CRPF party at around 2.15 PM, and immediately fled the scene after the attack. The Army, CRPF, and the J&K police have now cordoned off the area to trace the attackers.

The attack took place in the Akhran area near Mir Bazar, and the three inured jawans of the 46th Battalion of the CRPF have been admitted to the Anantnag Medical College Hospital for treatment.

Senior Army, CRPF, and J&K Police officials have reached the spot and are supervising the operation.

Parts of Kulgam such as Mir Bazar, Shamsipora, and Qazigund lie near key transit corridors that connect the Kashmir Valley to Jammu, and the upper regions and forest areas of the Kulgam district have served as terrorist hideouts in the past. Road-opening parties and checkpoints have been attacked by terrorists in firing incidents and grenade attacks in the past as well.

Back in July 2026, two labourers were also killed by terrorists in Kulgam district’s Kelam area.

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