Suspected militants lob grenade at Khanyar Police Station in Srinagar, civilian injured
The number of people injured, or killed, was unclear.

Suspected militants lobbed a grenade at Khanyar Police Station in Srinagar, injuring a civilian and four policemen, ANI reported on Sunday evening. Another report, however, pegged the number of injured policemen at three.
The injured civilian has been identified as Ghulam Mohammad Khan, a resident of Illahi Bagh in Srinagar. He has been shifted to a hospital.
Jammu & Kashmir: Grenade attack outside Khanyar police station in Srinagar, more details awaited; visuals from the site pic.twitter.com/Y6vhgycpg8
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Another civilian had died in a clash with police last Thursday, hours after an Army captain and two soldiers had been killed by militants who stormed a garrison in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara. The personnel had opened fire on a group of protestors who were seeking the bodies of two militants who had died in the encounter. On the same day, the Centre said it would form an all-woman police battalion in Jammu and Kashmir to tackle stone-pelters. Female students have increasingly been at the forefront of clashes with security forces in the restive state.