Divine Escape: Farooq Abdullah Survives Assassination Attempt Amid Security Lapse
Farooq Abdullah, a veteran politician and president of the National Conference, narrowly escaped an assassination attempt during a wedding event in Jammu. The incident uncovered serious lapses in security arrangements despite Abdullah's Z+ security rating. Authorities are investigating to ensure such breaches do not occur again.
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Veteran politician and National Conference president Farooq Abdullah described his recent narrow escape from an assassination attempt as an act of divine intervention, calling into question the absence of appropriate police security at the high-profile wedding where the incident occurred.
Abdullah, 88, was targeted on Wednesday night as he departed a marriage venue in the Greater Kailash area of Jammu. The assailant, identified as Kamal Singh Jamwal, reportedly planned the attack for over two decades due to a personal grievance.
Despite being a Z+ category protectee, Abdullah highlighted significant security lapses at the event, prompting Union Home Minister Amit Shah to assure a thorough investigation into the attack. The incident has sparked a review of security protocols for high-profile protectees in the region.
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