Srinagar, November 12,2026- Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday visited Base Hospital in Srinagar to enquire about the health condition of CRPF Head Constable Sonbir Singh, who sustained serious injuries in a terrorist attack in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district.
During his visit, the Lieutenant Governor interacted with the attending doctors and medical officials to obtain details about the injured jawan’s condition, ongoing treatment and medical care. He wished Head Constable Sonbir Singh a speedy and complete recovery and expressed concern over the attack on the security personnel.
According to the Lieutenant Governor, two other CRPF personnel injured in the incident, Constable Rakesh Das and Constable Santanu Chandra, are in stable condition. Both are recovering at the 46th Battalion CRPF Unit Hospital in Kulgam.
Strongly condemning the attack, LG Manoj Sinha described it as a cowardly act of terrorism and assured the people of Jammu and Kashmir that those responsible would be identified, tracked down and brought to justice.
In his message, the Lieutenant Governor reiterated the administration’s firm resolve to take strict action against terrorism and those involved in supporting or carrying out attacks against security personnel.
The attack took place in the Akhran area of Kulgam district, where unidentified motorcycle-borne assailants reportedly opened fire on CRPF personnel. Three security personnel sustained injuries in the firing incident, prompting an immediate response from the security establishment.
Following the attack, security agencies initiated efforts to trace the attackers and strengthen security measures in the affected area. The incident has once again highlighted the importance of coordinated security operations and vigilance in sensitive areas of South Kashmir.
LG Sinha Chairs Security Review Meeting at Lok Bhavan
After visiting the injured CRPF jawan at Base Hospital, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha chaired a security review meeting with senior officials at Lok Bhavan in Srinagar to assess the prevailing security situation across Jammu and Kashmir.
During the meeting, the Lieutenant Governor reviewed the developments following the Kulgam attack and discussed the security arrangements and operational measures being undertaken by the security agencies.
He emphasised the need for continued vigilance, effective coordination among different security forces and decisive action against terrorist networks operating in the region.
Reiterating his administration’s strong position against terrorism, LG Sinha stated that security forces had been given a free hand to crack down on terrorists. He made it clear that those responsible for targeting security personnel would not be spared and would face action.
The Lieutenant Governor also assured that every necessary measure would be taken to maintain peace, stability and security across the Union Territory.
Focus on Security and Peace in Jammu and Kashmir
The visit to Base Hospital and the subsequent security review meeting reflect the administration’s response to the attack and its focus on the safety of security personnel and civilians.
The condition of the injured CRPF personnel remains a priority, with medical teams continuing their treatment and monitoring their recovery.
The administration has reiterated its commitment to supporting security forces in their efforts to counter terrorism and maintain peace across Jammu and Kashmir.
The Kulgam incident has also renewed attention on the security situation in South Kashmir, where security agencies continue to remain alert and coordinate efforts to prevent further attacks.
LG Manoj Sinha’s assurance that those behind the attack would be brought to justice underscores the administration’s resolve to deal firmly with terrorism while ensuring peace and stability in the Union Territory.
