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Shot at by ultras in Srinagar, another Punjab worker succumbs

Srinagar: A carpenter from Punjab, who was critically injured in a terror attack in Srinagar’s Habba Kadal area on Wednesday evening, died on Thursday morning. Amritpal Singh, another worker from Punjab, had died on Wednesday. Officials said Rohit Masih (25),...

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Feb 09, 2024 IST

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Srinagar: A carpenter from Punjab, who was critically injured in a terror attack in Srinagar’s Habba Kadal area on Wednesday evening, died on Thursday morning. Amritpal Singh, another worker from Punjab, had died on Wednesday. Officials said Rohit Masih (25), who was critically injured during the attack at Shaheed Gunj in Srinagar, succumbed at the Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences. Unidentified militants had attacked the two men, hailing from Amritsar, when they were on way to their rented accommodation.

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