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BJP leader shot dead by terrorists in J-K’s Kulgam

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Aug 18, 2021, 08:46 am IST
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Terrorists killed Javed Ahmad Dar, a BJP in charge of  Homshali Bugh constituency in Kulgam.

 

Srinagar: Terrorists in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir shot dead a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader on Tuesday (August 17), the second such incident in a week.

 

Terrorists killed Javed Ahmad Dar in a terror attack. Dar was in charge of the Homshali Bugh constituency in Kulgam.

 

BJP Media cell head in Kashmir, Manzoor Ahmad said, "BJP condemns the killing of Javeed Ahmad Dar, Constituency President, Homshalibugh in Kulgam by terrorists."

 

"A shameful and cowardly act by terrorists. My deepest condolences to them, and prayed for courage to the bereaved family to bear the irreparable loss," he added.

 

J&K BJP released a statement on the killing of the party leader in a terror attack, "Strongly condemned the terror attack on Constituency President Homeshalibagh Sh Javed Ahmed Dar, those who are responsible for this will not be spared. May God give peace to departed soul & fortitude to their family to bear this terrible loss. Our condolences are with the family."

 

Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah condemned the attack, "Terrible news from Kulgam.

Javed Ahmad was gunned down in cold blood. I unreservedly condemn this terror attack and send my heartfelt condolences to Javved's family and colleagues. May Allah grant him a place in Jannat."

 

Earlier today, terrorists fired upon a civilian at Brazloo-jagir in the Kulgam district. He was shifted to a nearby hospital.

 

More details are awaited in this matter.

 

Meanwhile, earlier today BJP unit in Jammu and Kashmir visited the house of Mandal President Jasbir Singh, whose house was attacked by terrorists in which several members of the family were injured, and their two-year-old child was martyred.

 

"Lok Sabha MP Jugal Kishore Sharma along with J-K BJP General Secretary Advocate Vibodh Gupta and other senior leaders visited the house of Mandal President Sh Jasbir Singh whose house was attacked by terrorist in which several members of a family were injured and their 2-year-old child was martyred," read the tweet by BJP.

 

Courtesy: ANI

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