Delhi-Srinagar Bus Attacked in Punjab, Day After Similar Haryana Incident

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A bus travelling on the Delhi-Srinagar route was attacked in Punjab, a day after a similar incident in Haryana. Police are handling the case with heightened seriousness. The reason is that the bus belongs to the same transport company whose vehicle was targeted in Karnal on Saturday. The article provided is brief, so further details about the attackers, injuries, or damage are not included here.

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