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The IED blast on Monday occurred near the house of one of the victims of the suspected terrorist attack in Dangri village

A minor sister-brother duo dead and six others were injured in an IED explosion

As the incidents led to protests across the district, including in Rajouri town, and a complete shutdown, Director General of Police Dilbag Singh, who visited the site, said that the IED blast was intended to target senior officers who were about to reach there.

After killing four civilians on Sunday evening, terrorists planted IEDs inside the houses of some of the victims. Despite conducting a search of the area, the forces failed to detect IEDs planted by the terrorists.

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A child has died and at least five people have been injured in an explosion in Dangri village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district, the police said today. The blast was reported near the home of a victim of yesterday's terrorist attack, officials

Twenty-three-year-old Deepak Kumar who was killed in terror attacks on the minority community in Jammu and Kashmir's Dhangri village on Sunday was about to join Indian Army's ordnance department on Tuesday.

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The Ludhiana police today claimed to have solved the robbery incident occurred in a property dealer’s office on the Noorwala road by arresting three suspects. The office belonged to the former chairman of the market committee, Ludhiana.

The police arrested two members of a gang, which used to rob commuters, here today. The suspects have been identified as Deepak Kumar, alias Dhumman, and Hardeep Singh, alias Bholu, both residents of Gwal Mandi, Ram Tirath Road.