Four CISF Guard Members Killed in Internal Shooting at Jammu-Kashmir Power Site
An argument among CISF guards at a Kathua power project escalated into gunfire, killing four colleagues, including an assistant commandant.
Central Industrial Security Force personnel were posted at the Sewa-III power plant in Mashka village, Basohli. A dispute between two guards turned violent when one opened fire on the others. Four officers, among them an assistant commandant, died. Senior CISF officials have been sent to the site and are collecting further information.
Why it matters
It highlights internal security risks within forces protecting vital energy infrastructure.
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