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Over 110 cops injured in day-long clashes in Kupwara, Srinagar : Police 4/13/2016 10:40:24 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, Apr 13: Police on Wednesday said that more than 110 cops were injured during clashes with youths in Kupwara and Srinagar districts. "During the process of dispersal of unruly mobs, about 110 Police personnel got injured. Cases have been registered regarding death of civilians in law & order incidents and investigation started," said a spokesman. He said that "miscreants attacked Police Post Magam (P/S Handwara) and caused extensive damage to the building. Similarly, P/P Langate was also attacked by a mob of over 2000 causing extensive damage to the building and burning down of a shed within the premises of P/P Langate." The spokesman said that the incidents took place after the burial of three civilians, who died in yesterday's incidents at Handwara. "During law and order problem at Drugmula Kupwara, one Jahangir Ahmad Wani S/O Ghulam-ud-Din Wani R/O Nagri, Kupwara, received head injury and later succumbed in the hospital. He was buried in his ancestral graveyard later in the evening," he said. He said that the police exercised utmost restraint despite heavy provocations. In Srinagar also, some parts of down town city witnessed stone pelting in which two CRPF jawans namely Head Constable Rajesh Verma of 54 Bn. CRPF and Constable Mukesh Mishra of 49th Bn. CRPF got injured seriously and were admitted in SMHS Hospital Srinagar for treatment. He appealed people to "please refrain from indulging in lawlessness, remain calm and help the administration in maintaining peace and order."   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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