Terrorist shoots dead J&K cop in Anantnag market amid Amarnath Yatra

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A Jammu and Kashmir Police head constable was shot and killed by a terrorist in a busy market in Anantnag district. The attack took place during the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, a pilgrimage that has already seen security disruptions. This incident is reported to be the first militant strike in Kashmir since the earlier Pahalgam massacre. Security forces swiftly launched search operations in the area and detained several individuals for questioning. Officials strongly condemned the attack and vowed that those responsible would be held accountable.

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