US EditionMultiple deaths feared after 'terror attack' at Kashmir tourist hotspot, Indian police say
- Gunmen shot at least 26 tourists in Kashmir in what police labeled a terror attack by militants against Indian rule.
- At least three dozen people were wounded, with police stating at least four militants fired at tourists from close range, many of whom were Indian nationals.
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi cut short his visit to Saudi Arabia in response to the attack, while global leaders condemned the violence.
- Omar Abdullah, Kashmir's top elected official, stated that this attack is unprecedented against civilians in recent years, emphasizing the seriousness of the incident.
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Kashmir attack presents security dilemma for India
Indian officials on Wednesday continued to to a deadly mass shooting at a popular tourist location in India-administered Kashmir, which killed at least 26 people and wounded 17 others. Security was tightened throughout the region, with schools closed and roadblocks set up. Eyewitnesses told Indian media that on Tuesday afternoon, gunmen dressed in military-style uniforms emerged from nearby forests and , a popular hiking spot located outside the…
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Investigators probe deadly attack in disputed Kashmir as India vows to punish perpetrators
Security has been beefed up across Indian-controlled Kashmir a day after an attack killed at least 26 people, most of them tourists, as Indian forces launched a manhunt for the perpetrators of one of the deadliest attacks in the restive…
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