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Srinagar, Nov 17: Six terrorists were killed in two separate encounters with security forces in the Jammu and Kashmir regions on Friday, officials said. While five Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorists were killed following an overnight encounter with the security forces in Kulgam district in the valley, one ultra was neutralised in Rajouri, they added. “The bodies

Srinagar/Jammu: Six militants were killed in two separate encounters with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, officials said. While local five Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed following an overnight gunfight in Kulgam district in the valley, one ultra was neutralised in Rajouri, they added.

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Aiming to ensure the safety of citizens during the Independence Day celebrations, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has heightened the security arrangements with the use of drones and patrolling in the area, according to an official.

Intelligence Bureau issues 5 fresh alerts, warning of possible terror strike

Aiming to ensure the safety of citizens during the Independence Day celebrations, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has heightened the security arrangements with the use of drones and patrolling in the area, according to an official.

While in Baramulla, police arrested three hybrid terrorists of the terror outfit LeT. Police claim these hybrid terrorists were involved in the Sarpanch killings in the Goshbug area of Pattan, Baramulla. Police recovered Chinese pistols (03), pistol magazines (03), grenades (02), and pistol rounds (32).

*Group involved in wine shop attack Fayaz Bukhari Srinagar, May 19: Police today arrested four militants and their associate of the Falcon Squad module of The Resistance Front responsible for the grenade attack on a newly established wine shop in Baramulla earlier this week which left an employee dead and three others injured. Addressing a press conference, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Baramulla Rayees Bhat said that during investigation various evidences at the scene of crime were ass...

The seizure of 45 kilograms of heroin at two separate border areas in Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday reveals how narco-terror is becoming a big threat from Pakistan not only in terms of sustenance of terrorist activities but also in terms of its impact on youth in the region.

Due to heavy snowing, Gulmarg Tangmarg Road has turned deadly for drivers, but with extra precautions, tragedies can be averted.