Kashmir: BSF. Attack on the camp, an attacker, died in the camp
The airport in Srinagar, India's administered Kashmir capital, has an attack on the BSF camp, killing two soldiers and reports of an attacker's death.
Srinagar Police IG Munir Khan told local journalist Majid Jehangir: 'The attack occurred around four o'clock in the morning. Three militants entered the 182 Battalion camp in Border Security Forces.
He added: 'An extremist has been killed. While two extremists are still inside the camp.
He confirmed that the two BSF youths were injured in the attack.
According to the Indian news agency, PTI, the police have called this 'suicide attack' and said there was a body from which the attacker could be.
IG Munir Khan said that the clash is still ongoing.
Our representative Riaz Masurur has said that after the attack, all the roads going to Srinagar airport have been sealed while all the flights have been canceled until the clearance is met.
Earlier in January, unidentified armed men shot dead at the General Reserve Engineering Force or a traffic camp located in Aknur, Jammu border town, killing at least three soldiers.
While in June, armed extremists attacked a single Indian congress in the Qazi Gund area, resulting in six soldiers injured and one of them died later.
Srinagar Police IG Munir Khan told local journalist Majid Jehangir: 'The attack occurred around four o'clock in the morning. Three militants entered the 182 Battalion camp in Border Security Forces.
He added: 'An extremist has been killed. While two extremists are still inside the camp.
He confirmed that the two BSF youths were injured in the attack.
According to the Indian news agency, PTI, the police have called this 'suicide attack' and said there was a body from which the attacker could be.
IG Munir Khan said that the clash is still ongoing.
Our representative Riaz Masurur has said that after the attack, all the roads going to Srinagar airport have been sealed while all the flights have been canceled until the clearance is met.
Earlier in January, unidentified armed men shot dead at the General Reserve Engineering Force or a traffic camp located in Aknur, Jammu border town, killing at least three soldiers.
While in June, armed extremists attacked a single Indian congress in the Qazi Gund area, resulting in six soldiers injured and one of them died later.
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