SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha visited the Army’s 92 Base Hospital in Badami Bagh Cantonment, Srinagar, to enquire about the medical condition of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Head Constable Sonbir Singh, who sustained severe injuries during a targeted terrorist attack in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district.
Interacting with senior military surgeons and critical-care specialists treating the wounded jawan, the Lieutenant Governor reviewed his clinical parameters and instructed hospital authorities to provide the best possible specialized medical interventions to facilitate his rapid recovery.
“Visited Base Hospital, Srinagar, to enquire about the health of CRPF Head Constable Sonbir Singh, who sustained serious injuries in the heinous terror attack in Kulgam and is currently undergoing treatment. We pray for his swift and complete recovery,” Sinha stated following the hospital visit.
Sinha confirmed that two other personnel injured during the exchange—Constable Rakesh Das and Constable Santanu Chandra—remain hemodynamically stable and are recuperating under medical supervision at the 46 Battalion CRPF Unit Hospital in Kulgam.
Condemning the militant ambush in unambiguous terms, the Lieutenant Governor reiterated the administration’s steadfast resolve to eradicate cross-border terrorism from the Union Territory.
“I strongly condemn this cowardly act of terror and assure the people of Jammu and Kashmir that those responsible will be hunted down and brought to justice without exception,” Sinha asserted. Following the hospital visit, the Lieutenant Governor convened a high-level operational security review meeting with senior police, paramilitary, and civil intelligence brass at Lok Bhavan, Srinagar, directing that security agencies have been given a completely free hand to neutralize active terror modules operating across south Kashmir.
Published by True Roots Media