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GORAKHPUR: CRPF constable Awdhesh Kumar, who was injured in the Pulwama terror attack in Kashmir on February 14, returned to his native village Aabadi Sakhni on Wednesday evening. He was welcomed by villagers and leaders of many parties.Awdhesh did not speak about the terror attack but said he was happy to be home. I had seen him on TV when home minister Rajnath Singh went to meet the injured CRPF soldiers at a Srinagar hospital. As many as 40 jawans were killed in the attack. Later, he called us to say he was fine but didn’t tell us about his injury.”Awdhesh was travelling in a bus which was 3-4 vehicles behind the bus which was blown up by the suicide bomber in Pulwama.
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