Twenty wounded in Indian Kashmir grenade attack

18 May 2006

At least 20 people were wounded in a grenade attack by suspected Islamic militants in a busy town in revolt-hit Indian Kashmir, police said. The rebels hurled a grenade at a paramilitary vehicle but it missed its target and exploded among pedestrians in Pulwama, sending people fleeing in panic, police said on Thursday. “So far 20 people have been hospitalised with splinter injuries,” the spokesman said. “Three are in critical condition.” Full Story

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