Authorities said one youngster was injured when suspected terrorists hurled grenade in central Kashmir on Monday.
A senior police official said that a young member of the minority community was injured when a grenade blast took place at Gopalpora area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on Sunday evening.
The police officer said that suspected terrorists hurled grenade at Gopalpora, leaving one member of minority community identified as Karan Singh, 20, son of Anil Kumar, a resident of Gopalpora, in an injured state.
The officer said that the injured was rushed to SMHS in Srinagar and his condition is stated to be stable.
Soon after the explosion, a joint team of police, army and other security forces arrived in the area and carried out searches to nab the suspects who had managed to escape from the area.
The police officer said that a case has been registered and further investigation has been taken up.
In the second incident, a J&K Police personal was injured in a grenade blast outside the highly barricaded Police Control Room which is a high security area in the heart of Srinagar on Monday evening.
In a tweet, the J&K Police said that the militants hurled grenade at Police Control Room Kashmir, resulting in “minor” injuries to one police personnel. “Area cordoned off. Further details shall follow,” police said in a tweet.