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Jammu & Kashmir Police Releases Sketch Of Suspected Terrorist In Shivkhori Temple Attack

Jammu and Kashmir Police advance terror attack investigation near Shivkhori temple, releasing suspect sketch to aid probe.

TEMPLE ATTACK

Jammu and Kashmir Police have taken a significant step forward in their investigation into the recent terror attack near the revered Shivkhori temple in Reasi district.

Authorities issued a press release on Tuesday, revealing that they have released a sketch of the suspected terrorist involved in the heinous assault on a pilgrim bus to aid in the ongoing investigation.

The attack, which claimed the lives of nine innocent individuals, shook the region and drew widespread condemnation.

The police, determined to bring the perpetrators to justice, have announced a substantial reward of Rs 20 lakh for any information leading to the apprehension of the wanted terrorist.

According to the statement issued by Reasi police, they meticulously crafted the sketch based on eyewitness accounts and other relevant descriptions.

The authorities are optimistic that the dissemination of the sketch will facilitate the identification and capture of the individual responsible for this reprehensible act of violence.

In a plea to the public for cooperation, the police have urged citizens to come forward with any pertinent information that could aid in the investigation.

Reasi police appeals general public to provide any reliable information on the following contact numbers – SSP Reasi – 9205571332, ASP Reasi – 9419113159, DySP HQ Reasi -9419133499, SHO Pouni – 7051003214, SHO Ransoo – 7051003213 and PCR Reasi – 9622856295.

Meanwhile, the appeal stresses community involvement in combating terrorism and ensuring safety for all residents and visitors in the region.

Authorities however have assured the public that all information provided will be treated with utmost confidentiality, and individuals coming forward with leads will be duly rewarded for their assistance.

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