J&K: One terrorist gunned down by forces in Ganderbal after encounter

In yet ar victory for forces against terrorists, security forces on Tuesday, have gunned down one terrorist in Gund, Ganderbal, as informed by Jammu-Kashmir police. Security forces have been engd in an encounter since early morning. This has been second encounter between security forces and terrorists in two days.

One terrorist killed

J&K: Forces gun down two terrorists in Bandipore, ammunition seized

Two terrorists killed

Earlier on  Monday had gunned down two terrorists after an encounter with forces, as confirmed by Kashmir Zone Police. Police had added that arms and ammunition have been recovered w. Forces informed that terrorist was a Pakistani named Talha and was  involved with LeT.

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Pak infiltration bid foiled

Earlier on Friday, Indian Army had foiled a major infiltration bid by terrorists after Pakistan violated ceasefire along Line of Control (LoC) in Krishna Ghati sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. According to reports, Pakistan violated ceasefire for second time on Friday morning at 11.45 am. Earlier, Pakistani Rangers violated ceasefire in same area at about 2.30 am on Friday night. According to Defence officials, while Indian Army retaliated befittingly, one army jawan lost his life during a ceasefire violation.

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Previous violation of ceasefire by Pak

Ahead of media briefing by delegation of Members of European Parliament who visited Kashmir on October 29, Pakistan Army on October 30 violated ceasefire along Line of Control (LoC) in Machhil sector of Kura district. At least four civilians were injured in a ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Drangiyari Tregam sector of Kura on October 25, being latest. re has been a rapid increase in ceasefire violations from Pakistan side along LoC for past 2 years.

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