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Srinagar: Two burqa clad women attack shopkeeper with chemical spray, loot jewellery

Veiled terror is indeed a threat and worry!

In a shocking incident, two Burqa-clad women used chemical spray to attack the shop owner and loot the jewellery in Srinagar. According to the reports, the video captured by the CCTV of the shop confirms that two women covering themselves with Burqa, pretending to be customers, entered Marhaba Jewellers.


However, as soon as the shopkeeper turned to the other side, one of the two ladies stood near the entrance while the other attacked the shopkeeper from with a chemical spray. As he fell to the ground, they were left with enough time to loot the shop.

Following the attack, the shopkeeper addressed the media and said, “When I turned towards the safety locker, one of the women attacked me from the back with a wet chemical cloth, which made me unconscious. I was shocked and fell on the ground as I was unable to understand the situation.”

He added that he did not realize he was conned until he regained his consciousness in the hospital. He divulged further and said the thieves took away a small box, which contained less expensive items. He is, however, yet to ascertain the amount of loss he has incurred following the incident.

We had reported earlier about how terrorists were using burqas to execute terror activities Kashmir. Veiled terror is indeed a threat and worry!

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