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Kashmir University Declares Campus Safe After Bear Sighting

Kashmir Observer

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NOVEMBER 29, 2025 ISSUE

Panic gripped the girls’ hostels at Kashmir University late Friday evening after a black bear strayed into the campus, triggering an emergency response and forcing students to stay locked indoors.

- Observer News Service

Eyewitnesses said the bear was first spotted near the Sadrabal side, casually ambling along the footpath as stunned commuters watched in disbelief.

Moments later, a pack of stray dogs began chasing it. In an attempt to escape, the bear climbed an electric pole, leapt over a boundary wall and landed directly inside the girls’ hostel zone — sending shockwaves through the hostels.

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