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Mysterious blast leaves two injured in Bandipora

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A mysterious blast leaves two youth injured in Panar forest area of north Kashmir’s Bandipora district today afternoon.

Sources said that two persons fiddled with a substance at Pannar forest area that went off leaving both injured.

SSP Bandipora confirmed the incident and said the area falls under the jurisdiction of Pethkoot Police Station.

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Station House Officer Pethkoot said that among the two, one Reyaz Ahmad has been shifted to SKIMS for advanced treatment.

He identified the injured as Reyaz Ahmad Chechi S/o Raj Mohd. Chechi R/o Panar (22) and Irshad Ahmad Chechi S/o Mohd. Yousuf Chechi R/o Panar(18). 

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