Archive · 15 Sep 2026
VDC Guard Injured as Rajouri Police Attach Terror Handler Property
A Village Defence Committee guard in Udhampur was hurt when his rifle fired accidentally.
The bullet injured him in the abdomen.
He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Police are investigating how the rifle went off.
In a separate action, police in Rajouri attached land linked to terror handler Nazarat Hussain.
The land is in the Thanamandi area.
It covers 1 Kanal and 2.5 Marlas and is valued at about Rs 45 lakh.
Police said the action was taken under legal provisions to disrupt terrorism support networks.
A Village Defence Committee guard was injured by an accidental rifle discharge in Udhampur’s Majalta area on Tuesday.
The injured guard was identified as Parshotam Lal, a resident of Chore Panjian in Majalta.
Parshotam Lal suffered a gunshot wound to his abdomen and was taken to a hospital; his condition was not immediately known.
Police began investigating the incident to determine the exact circumstances of the accidental discharge.
Rajouri police attached land valued at approximately Rs 45 lakh belonging to alleged terror handler Nazarat Hussain in Thanamandi.
- Who
- VDC guard Parshotam Lal was injured; Rajouri police attached property belonging to terror handler Nazarat Hussain.
- What
- A rifle accidentally discharged in Udhampur, while police attached immovable property in a separate anti-terror action.
- When
- The shooting occurred on Tuesday morning; the property attachment was reported in the same account.
- Where
- The shooting occurred in Majalta, Udhampur district, and the attached property is in Niali, Thanamandi, Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- The shooting is being investigated as an accidental discharge; the property was attached under legal provisions in a terrorism-related case.
- Injured person
- Parshotam Lal, a VDC guard from Chore Panjian in Majalta
- Injury
- Gunshot wound to the abdomen
- Property owner
- Nazarat Hussain, son of Mohd Sadiq, from Niali Thanamandi
- Property location
- Niali, Thanamandi, Rajouri district
- Property size
- 1 Kanal and 2.5 Marlas
- Estimated value
- Approximately Rs 45 lakh
- Legal case
- Case FIR No. 04/2011 under Sections 3/4 of the E&IMCO Act at Thanamandi police station