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Driver dies after forces fire on suspicious truck fleeing naka in Baramulla

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
06/02/2025
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Srinagar: A driver from north Kashmir died after forces fired upon a suspicious truck that escaped a naka in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district, the Army said on Thursday.

The Army’s Chinar Corps on X wrote that on Feb 05, based on a very specific intelligence input about the movement of terrorists, a Mobile Vehicle Check Post (MVCP) was established by security forces.

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They wrote that one speeding, suspicious civilian truck was spotted. When challenged, the truck didn’t stop despite repeated warnings; instead, it accelerated further while crossing the check post. Alert troops pursued the vehicle for over 23 km. Shots were fired, aiming at the tires to deflate them, which forced the vehicle to halt at Sangrama Chowk.

“Following a detailed search, the injured driver was immediately evacuated to GMC Baramulla by security forces, where he was declared dead,” reads the tweet on X, as per the news agency JKNS. It also reads that the fully loaded truck has been sent to the nearest police station.

“A detailed search of the truck in police custody is underway, and an investigation into the suspect’s antecedents is in progress,” it reads further.—(JKNS)

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