Srinagar, May 19: A man was critically injured on Sunday after a bear attacked him in Kangan area of Ganderbal district.
The injured man was identified as 38-years-old Nazir Ahmad Gojar, son of Abdul Rashid Gojar of Hayan, Palpora in Kangan.
An official said that Gojar was attack when he was grazing his cattle in the nearby Sindh forest range.
He said that Nazir was rescued by locals and shifted to Sub-District Hospital Kangan in critical condition.
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