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Friday, 9 January, 1998, 15:56 GMT
Explosions injure more than thirty in Kashmir
More than thirty people have been injured, four seriously, in a series of explosions in Indian-administered Kashmir. In one incident, a grenade exploded at Ashmuqamin the southern Anantnag district as people were leaving a mosque after attending Friday prayers. Police blamed an activist of the pro-India militant group, the Jammu Kashmir Ikhwan, for the attack. Two other grenade explosions followed shortly in the Civil Lines area ofSrinagar, injuring more than ten other people. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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