Four civilians injured in grenade attack on paramilitary convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district

New Delhi: Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and one civilian has been injured on Tuesday after terrorists hurled a live grenade at a CRPF patrol team in Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir.

The attack occurs a day after terrorists infiltrated the EDI building in Pampore in Kashmir. Two soldiers were injured in the attack.

The incident took place at the Bon Bazaar Shopian when there were movements in the market at the time of the blast. The injured persons have been rushed to the hospital and security forces have cordoned off the area and are in search for the terrorists.

The Indian security forces are currently engaged with terrorists holed up in the EDI building.

(Further details awaited)

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