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4 killed in Kashmir car bomb blast

AFP, Srinagar
At least four people were killed late Saturday in a powerful car bomb blast set off by militants near the main jail in Indian Kashmir's summer capital Srinagar, police said.
"So far we have three policemen and a woman dead and 15 others injured," police spokesman PrabhakarTY1 pathi told AFR
He described the explosion as "powerful" and said it was an attack by Islamic militants fighting Indian rule.
"The militants had planted an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) inside an abandoned car and triggered the blast by using a remote control device,"Tripathi said.
The rebels targeted a police bus that was returning to another town after dropping some of the convicts at the jail.
Police in Indian-ruled Kashmir have announced a 20,000-dollar reward for information on who was behind a car bomb that left four people dead and 15 others injured, officials said Sunday.
Police have blamed the attack, which hit a police bus, on Muslim militants fighting to end Indian rule in the scenic Himalayan region.
"Whoever provides information about the
militants involved in the blast will be given a reward of one million rupees (20,000 dollars)," a police spokesman said in Srinagar.
It was the first major blast in the region this year after a lull in violence by the Musllm-majority region's insurgency, which according to official figures has left more than 47,000 people dead since it began twenty years ago.
The explosion, which took place 150 meters (164 yards) from Srinagar's central jail, shattered nearby windows and could be heard in a five-kilometre (three-mile) radius.
"It was a deafening blast. The impact has smashed all the window panes of our home and damaged several other houses," one witness, Sabeya Hameed, said by telephone.
She said she saw some of the casualties being loaded into ambulances to be taken to hospital but did not know whether they were civilians or security personnel.
The blast even set fire to a huge tree and caused a big crater al the scene.
Ramadan, which started August 23, has been marked by increased violence in Kashmir in the past as some militants believe those who die fighting during the holy month gain more heavenly rewards.