Srinagar, Aug 3 (IANS) A policeman and a civilian were injured in a militant attack in Srinagar city on Tuesday, police said.
Police sources said that militants fired at a car in which a policeman and a civilian were travelling in Khanyar area of Srinagar.
"Both of them sustained bullet injuries. They have been shifted to hospital. The area has been cordoned off for searches," a police source said.
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Cop, civilian injured in Srinagar militant attack
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