News Topic:Singhpora
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Militant associate arrested for possessing live AK-47 bullets
Police on Wednesday claimed that it arrested a militant associate and recovered 71 bullets from his possession in Singhpora Pattan area of Baramulla district.
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Lady among six injured in grenade explosion in Pattan
BARAMULLA — Handwara woman among six civilians were injured in a grenade explosion in the main market in Singhpora area of Pattan in north...
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Protest erupt as soldier allegedly eve-teases a girl in Baramulla
An Army Commanding Officer Saturday pacified angry mob and stopped the issue getting snowballed into a major controversy when he ‘apologized’ to people who alleged that a soldier, part of a patrolling party, passed ‘lewd’ comments on a young girl in Singhpora area of Pattan town here in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Saturday morning.
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Now BSF trooper shoots self dead in Baramulla
SRINAGAR — A Border Security Force (BSF) personnel on Tuesday allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with his service rifle in Singhpora area of...
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Multiple cloudbursts hit Kashmir, trigger flash floods
Multiple cloudbursts triggered by intense rainfall struck different parts of Kashmir on Monday, causing flash floods that damaged roads, bridges and residential houses.
Heavy rains halt traffic on NH-44 in Udhampur
Traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) was suspended from both ends on Monday evening following heavy rainfall and slippery road conditions.
Cloudbursts, landslides possible as rain set to lash J&K
Rain and thundershowers are likely to affect many parts of Jammu and Kashmir over the next 12 hours, with the Jammu region expected to witness the maximum impact.
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