Editorial
Srinagar: Many people were injured when a terrorist grenade exploded near one of the gates of Kashmir University. The attack came one day after the Jammu and Kashmir police asked people in the valley not to go near zones of conflict because of the high risk of stray explosives. The people were standing near Sir Syed gate of Kashmir University when the grenade attack happened this afternoon, the police said.
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