Two Migrant Workers Killed in Terror Attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam District Two migrant workers were killed in a terrorist attack in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday evening. The incident occurred in Kellam village, where attackers targeted two non-local laborers. According to police sources, the terrorists opened fire on the men, resulting in the immediate death of one victim. The second individual, who was transported to a hospital, succumbed to his injuries later. Both victims, identified as Deepak and Bhupender, were residents of Chhattisgarh. The attack has prompted a major cordon and search operation in the region to locate the perpetrators. This incident marks the second targeted attack by terrorists in the past 10 days. Last week, a policeman was killed in a similar attack in Anantnag district. Following the Kulgam incident, authorities launched a widespread police crackdown across Kashmir, resulting in the detention of over 3,000 suspects. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expressed concerns about the mass detentions, warning that such measures could exacerbate the situation. He argued that the detentions may fuel further unrest and undermine efforts to restore stability. The attacks have occurred amid the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, a major pilgrimage that draws thousands of devotees to the region. To ensure security during the yatra, the government has deployed an additional 670 companies of paramilitary troops, supplementing the existing security infrastructure in Kashmir. The Amarnath Yatra, which typically sees a surge in tourist activity, has been accompanied by heightened security measures to prevent potential threats. The recent attacks have raised questions about the safety of the region and the effectiveness of counterterrorism strategies.#jammu_and_kashmir #amarnath_yatra #omar_abdullah #kulgam_district #kellam_village
