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CRPF men fire in air near their camp in Pulwama

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Pulwama, Dec 28: A sentry of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) fired some shots in the air after noticing suspicious movement at a village in south Kashmirs Pulwama district on Friday evening.

A police official said that at around 7:25 pm a CRPF sentry of 183 battalion manning a bunker in Bellow village, fired several shots in the air after observing some suspicious movement around the facility.

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