KASHMIR-RUKHSANA TWO LST

Wattali said it was a mere coincidence that Rukhsana
and her parents left for Delhi on October 31, a day after the
grenade attack on her house in Kalsian village in upper
reaches of Shahdra Sharief.
After the attack, security has been further beefed up
in her house and the place where she is currently staying in
Rajouri, he said, adding "it is the job of the police to
review and upgrade the security of any citizen facing any kind
of threat from militants".
Rukhsana, along with her 18-year-old brother Aijaz,
had overpowered terrorists who had barged into their house,
snatched an AK 47 from one of them and fired at him, killing
him on the spot.Her parents Noor Hussain and Rashida were
injured in the incident.
The bravery of Rukhsana, who had never picked up a gun
before the September 27 incident, had came in for praise from
President Pratibha Patil and Home Minister P Chidambaram
during their visits to Jammu and Kashmir. PTI