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Terrorists have once again targeted civilians in Jammu and Kashmir. Terrorists shot dead TV artist Amreen Bhat in Chadoora area of ​​Budgam district. His nephew was also injured in the firing of the terrorists.

According to the Jammu and Kashmir Police, at around 7.55 am, terrorists opened fire at the house of a woman named Amreen Bhat in Chadoora area. After this, Amreen was taken to the hospital in an injured condition where doctors declared her brought dead. His 10-year-old nephew who was at home has been shot in the arm.

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