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Soldier killed in ‘accidental’ fire

An Army jawan was killed in an alleged accidental firing incident in Srinagar, according to the officials. Police sources said the solider was deployed on road opening party duty was injured in an accidental fire. The incident took place in...

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Srinagar, Updated At : 09:52 AM Nov 03, 2024 IST

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An Army jawan was killed in an alleged accidental firing incident in Srinagar, according to the officials.

Police sources said the solider was deployed on road opening party duty was injured in an accidental fire. The incident took place in Rawalpora area of the city.

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