Srinagar: Terrorists shot at a Jammu and Kashmir police constable in Bemina area of the city here on Saturday, officials said.
The policeman has been rushed to a nearby hospital after the attack, they said.
Constable Mohammad Hafiz was fired upon by terrorists at Hamdaniya Colony in Bemina locality, the officials said. Hafiz is a resident of Karnah in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district but presently lives in Bemina, they said.
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