Two Indian Army soldiers injured in Baramulla landmine blast

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Two Indian Army personnel were injured in a landmine blast in Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir, according to The Times of India.
In a separate incident in the region, several pilgrims were injured when a bus skidded off a road.
Both events occurred in a high-tension area that has long seen militant activity and security force deployments.
The landmine attack suggests the continued presence of improvised explosive threats targeting military patrols, though no group has claimed responsibility in the initial reporting.
The bus accident, while unrelated in cause, underscores the hazardous terrain and road-safety risks for civilians and travelers in the region.
Coverage is limited to factual updates from a single outlet, so details on the landmine’s origin or militant attribution are not yet established.
What to watch next includes whether security forces identify the IED network responsible, casualty updates, and whether the bus accident prompts transport-safety reviews.

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