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J&K: Pakistan's BAT attacks Indian Army's patrolling team in Keran Sector, 4 soldiers critically injured

The attack comes on the day Home Minister Rajnath Singh has visited Jammu and Kashmir for two days to review the ongoing suspension of anti-terror operations and tour a border district.

Srinagar (J&K): Pakistan's Border Action Team on Thursday attacked a patrolling party of the Indian Army in Kupwara’s Keran sector. Reports say four soldiers have suffered critical injuries in the firing. The Army has not confirmed whether BAT or terrorists sneaking in were responsible for the dastardly attack. The attack comes on the day Home Minister Rajnath Singh has visited Jammu and Kashmir for two days to review the ongoing suspension of anti-terror operations and tour a border district. More details awaited.

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