Ab padosi ki maut pe koi maatam nahi hota
Ab padosi ki maut pe koi maatam nahi hota
ab dost k dard ka ehsaas nahi hota
ab takleef hume muflish ki dikhaai nahi deta
ab waqt pe azeez koi paas nahi hota
lachaar hai insaan ab khudgarzi se apni
ab khaas bhi koi apna ab khaas nahi hota
ab dil bhi nahi rote naale bhi nahi hote
ab mazdoor ki majboori ka ahhaas nahi hota
duniya ko kaun dekhe chasme chade hain sabko
hoti hain sar pe chatri aakaash nahi hota
gham khatm ho gaye hain aisa nahi hai goya
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Masrat Alam arrested
Masrat Alam arrested
Srinagar, Oct 18:
Police on Monday arrested the most wanted separatist and general secretary of Hurriyat Conference (G) Masrat Alam Bhat from city outskirts Tailbal harwan Srinager here. The Inspector General of Police Kashmir Range- S M Sahai told Masrat was arrested during a raid in Tailbal area this evening. Pertinently, Alam was released in month of June this year. Soon after his release he announced the ongoing “Quit Kashmir Movement.
Mirwiaz Aide Attacks Geeelani
NGO moves PIL in HC against daily shutdowns in Valley
Mirwiaz aide attacks hardliner for daily strikes
Srinagar, Oct 18: A Non Government Organization—Rahul Gandhi Foundation, Monday moved a Public Interest Litigation in High Court against continued strike by separatists in Kashmir.
Sources said that the NGO through its top office bearer, Ghulam Qadir moved the PIL before the registry of the court, calling for end to the daily shutdowns by the seperatists.
“The PIL has been moved to Chief Justice for its approval,” sources in state High Court said.
They said the litigant has made hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani and his close confident and underground wanted separatist Masrat Alam Bhat as respondents while calling for an end to daily strikes. The petitioner has maintained that strikes were having a telling effect on common masses in Kashmir particularly public sector entrepreneurs and students. Kashmir valley is in the middle of unrest that has already completed 128 days. During the course, over one hundred people have died and nearly six hundreds were injured.
This is the second writ of its kind during the unrest. Earlier in September this year, National Panthers Party chief Bhim Singh had filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the continued curfew in the Kashmir Valley.
Meanwhile, senior leader in moderate faction of separatist faction and chief patron of Islamic political Party, Mohammad Yousuf Naqash openly attacked hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani for continued shutdowns.
In a statement here, Naqash said that people in Valley have been left to starve. “Neither empty stomach raise the voice of freedom nor can illiterate people prove fruitful for the movement,” he said. “The freedom movement may take decades and for sustaining and promoting this ongoing momentum of the movement, economic and educational activities are a necessity. Otherwise, there is every apprehension of the failure of this movement,” he said, adding, “It is the responsibility of those devising the calendars (referring to Geelani) to devise protest chart keeping in view restoring economic activities “at least to the extent of fulfilling basic necessities of life and an uninterrupted education.”
LeT Com’der among 3 killed in Kashmir
Srinagar, Oct 18: Three persons including a top commander of Lashker-e-Toiba, a soldier and civilian were killed in separate gunfights in Kupwara and Baramulla districts of north Kashmir, officials said Monday.
They said a division commander of LeT was killed in a gunfight with 3-Madras unit of army in Barzulla forests in Bandnipora district last night.
Lt Col JS Brar, Defence ministry spokesman based here, said that the encounter started Sunday evening after the army unit launched an operation following specific information about the presence of militants in the woods. The militants, he said, present in the area opened fire which was retaliated, triggering off a fierce gunfight. “One foreign militant was killed during the course of operation,” he said.
The army officer said that the slain is believed to be divisional commander of LeT, Abu Dawood, a wanted militant who carries bounty of Rs 11 lakhs on his head. An Ak-47 and ammunition has been recovered from the encounter site, he added.
In another operation, the defence ministry officer said that army’s 4 JAT foiled an infiltration attempt by militants along Line of Control (LoC) in Uri sector of Baramulla district last night.
He said that group of heavily armed militants tried to sneak through Golta Nallah near Uri sector during the intervening night of 17 and 18 October. However, alert troops spotted the group and asked them to surrender. “The militants turned down the offer and instead opened indiscriminate fire, resulting into the death of a jawan, Kartar Singh,” he said.
The militants, Brar said, managed to retrieve towards Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, taking advantage of the darkness.
Meanwhile, a sexagenarian civilian was killed in “cross firing” between militants and troops of 19 Rashtriya Rifles in Handwara area in the frontier Kupwara district on wee hours today.
JS Brar, the army spokesman, said that the civilian— Muhammad Mukhtar Shiekh, was killed in cross firing near Bawan Watsar area in the forests. The slain civilian was grazing cattle when the incident occurred, locals said.
The gunfight between militants and troops was going on when reports last came in, army spokesman said.
Sources said that four militants were trapped in the area. No casualty to either side was reported until late in the evening, sources added.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
SRINAGAR, October 16.2010
No Dussehra celebrations in Kashmir
SRINAGAR, October 16:
The topsy-turvy situation in Kashmir valley has
again led to the cancellation of Dussehra celebrations, symbolizing
victory of good over evil, in Kashmir valley and this time round, the
reason stands—unrest.
Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti, an organisation representing
Kashmiri Pandits in the valley, has rescinded its programme of burning
the effigy of demon king Ravana to mark one of the biggest festivals
of Hindu religion.
It was after a gap of 20 years in 2007 that Pandits burnt the effigies
of Ravana on the eve of Dussehra in Srinagar with a fanfare and the
tradition was repeated in 2009 but it remained a low key affair.
“The main aim to revive the age old tradition and religious function
was to give all the pandits putting up in the valley a reason to meet
at a single place besides marking our presence here. But the
contemporary situation we are in today is not feasible enough for the
function,” Sanjay Tickoo, president of Kashmir Pandit Sangharash
Samiti told this news paper.
“Today alone, only few members of the community could participate in
the Puja at Hariparbat temple on the eve of Navratra compared to a
relatively large number last year,” he said, adding, "the members of
the community living in villages prefer to stay in their respective
towns in view of the unpredictable and volatile present-day
situation.”
Tickoo said that KPSS had planned a big function this year and
intended to burn all the three effigies of Ravana, Kumkaran and
Megnath.
“The preparation had to be done in advance for the function as
material and artists for effigies are to be brought from Delhi. In
2007, when we burnt effigy of Ravana only but this year we had planned
that we will burn all the three effigies. But due to the situation, we
have decided to cancel the function,”he said.
According to the government figures more than 250,000 Pandits fled
Kashmir since the outbreak of militancy in the state in 1989, one of
the biggest migrations of any community from the state.
The decision of KPSS not to hold the function has disappointed many
Muslims in the valley.
“I don't think the situation is too explosive for any community to bar
its religious activities,” said Bashir Ahmad, a local.
He said last year it was Muslims who stood besides the Pandits when
effigy of Ravana was burnt to ashes at sher-i- Kashmir stadium in
Sonwar to mark the occasion of Dussehra.
"It was delightful for everyone here when the revival of the festival
was made after so many years. It has been age old tradition of people
to celebrate Dussehra, Eid or any other festival together. Pandits are
part and parcel of this culture," he asserted.
Meanwhile, Mahavawmi was celebrated with religious ferver in Kashmir.
“Special Puja was done and wish was made to lord to normalize the
situation in Kashmir,” Manhat Madhav Das of Hanuman Mandir said.
Kashmir see normal day, 5 held for stone-pelting
Srinagar, Oct 16: Kashmir Valley on Monday witnessed a rare normal day
as there was no strike by separatists nor did authorities clamped
curfew restrictions anywhere across the state.
The markets in Srinagar and other major towns were abuzz with activity
as shopkeepers opened their outlets ahead of their usual schedule on
Saturday morning.
While government offices remained closed on account of a public
holiday—Mahanawmi—, private offices and other commercial
establishments opened as per their normal schedule, officials said.
Lal Chowk, this summer capital’s commercial hub, was choked with
bumper-to-bumper traffic.
Many private schools were also open — despite it being a holiday — to
conduct exam for various classes excluding those conducted by State
Board of School education.
The state administration did not impose curfew anywhere while the
separatist Hurriyat Conference led by hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani
had kept the day outside the purview of its already announced
strike-protest calendar.
A police spokesman said the situation across the Kashmir Valley
remained peaceful as no untoward incident occurred anywhere.
“The situation remained normal and under control throughout the
Valley,” the spokesman said.
Meanwhile, in fresh raids, police arrested five youth on charges of
stone-pelting from Baramulla and Habba Kadal locality in civil lines
here.
Three youths—Abdul Hameed Hajam, Hilal Ahmad Rather and Showkat Ahmad
Mir were arrested from Pattan Baramulla, a police official said.
However, he refused to identify the youths arrested from Habba Kadal.
SRINAGAR, October 16:
The topsy-turvy situation in Kashmir valley has
again led to the cancellation of Dussehra celebrations, symbolizing
victory of good over evil, in Kashmir valley and this time round, the
reason stands—unrest.
Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti, an organisation representing
Kashmiri Pandits in the valley, has rescinded its programme of burning
the effigy of demon king Ravana to mark one of the biggest festivals
of Hindu religion.
It was after a gap of 20 years in 2007 that Pandits burnt the effigies
of Ravana on the eve of Dussehra in Srinagar with a fanfare and the
tradition was repeated in 2009 but it remained a low key affair.
“The main aim to revive the age old tradition and religious function
was to give all the pandits putting up in the valley a reason to meet
at a single place besides marking our presence here. But the
contemporary situation we are in today is not feasible enough for the
function,” Sanjay Tickoo, president of Kashmir Pandit Sangharash
Samiti told this news paper.
“Today alone, only few members of the community could participate in
the Puja at Hariparbat temple on the eve of Navratra compared to a
relatively large number last year,” he said, adding, "the members of
the community living in villages prefer to stay in their respective
towns in view of the unpredictable and volatile present-day
situation.”
Tickoo said that KPSS had planned a big function this year and
intended to burn all the three effigies of Ravana, Kumkaran and
Megnath.
“The preparation had to be done in advance for the function as
material and artists for effigies are to be brought from Delhi. In
2007, when we burnt effigy of Ravana only but this year we had planned
that we will burn all the three effigies. But due to the situation, we
have decided to cancel the function,”he said.
According to the government figures more than 250,000 Pandits fled
Kashmir since the outbreak of militancy in the state in 1989, one of
the biggest migrations of any community from the state.
The decision of KPSS not to hold the function has disappointed many
Muslims in the valley.
“I don't think the situation is too explosive for any community to bar
its religious activities,” said Bashir Ahmad, a local.
He said last year it was Muslims who stood besides the Pandits when
effigy of Ravana was burnt to ashes at sher-i- Kashmir stadium in
Sonwar to mark the occasion of Dussehra.
"It was delightful for everyone here when the revival of the festival
was made after so many years. It has been age old tradition of people
to celebrate Dussehra, Eid or any other festival together. Pandits are
part and parcel of this culture," he asserted.
Meanwhile, Mahavawmi was celebrated with religious ferver in Kashmir.
“Special Puja was done and wish was made to lord to normalize the
situation in Kashmir,” Manhat Madhav Das of Hanuman Mandir said.
Kashmir see normal day, 5 held for stone-pelting
Srinagar, Oct 16: Kashmir Valley on Monday witnessed a rare normal day
as there was no strike by separatists nor did authorities clamped
curfew restrictions anywhere across the state.
The markets in Srinagar and other major towns were abuzz with activity
as shopkeepers opened their outlets ahead of their usual schedule on
Saturday morning.
While government offices remained closed on account of a public
holiday—Mahanawmi—, private offices and other commercial
establishments opened as per their normal schedule, officials said.
Lal Chowk, this summer capital’s commercial hub, was choked with
bumper-to-bumper traffic.
Many private schools were also open — despite it being a holiday — to
conduct exam for various classes excluding those conducted by State
Board of School education.
The state administration did not impose curfew anywhere while the
separatist Hurriyat Conference led by hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani
had kept the day outside the purview of its already announced
strike-protest calendar.
A police spokesman said the situation across the Kashmir Valley
remained peaceful as no untoward incident occurred anywhere.
“The situation remained normal and under control throughout the
Valley,” the spokesman said.
Meanwhile, in fresh raids, police arrested five youth on charges of
stone-pelting from Baramulla and Habba Kadal locality in civil lines
here.
Three youths—Abdul Hameed Hajam, Hilal Ahmad Rather and Showkat Ahmad
Mir were arrested from Pattan Baramulla, a police official said.
However, he refused to identify the youths arrested from Habba Kadal.
Ajab Pagal si Larki hai....
Ajab Pagal si larki hai,
Mujhe har khat main likhti hai,
Mujhe tum yaad kartay ho???Tumhain main yaad ati hoon?
Meri batain satati hain??Meri nindain jagati hain??
Meri ankhain rulati hain??December ki sunheri dhop main ab bhi teheltay ho?
Kisi Khamosh rastay say koi awaz ati hain??
Sard raton main tm ab bhi chat pay jatay ho?
Falak kay sabz sitaron ko meri batain sunatay ho?Kitaboon say tumhary ishq main koi kami ayi?
Ajab pagal si larki hai...Mujhe har khat main likhti hai,
Jawaban us ko likhta hon,Meri masrofiyat dekho subha say shaam office main,
Charagh-e-umar jalta hai,Phir us k baad duniya ki kai majborian paon main bairi dal rakhti hain,
Mujhe bayfikar chahat say bharay sapnay nahi dikhtay,Tehalnay jagnay ronay ki muhlat hi nahi milti,
Sitaron say milay arsa hua naraz hon shayad,Kitaboon say shagaf mera abhi waisay hi qaim hai,
Farq itna para hai ab unhain arsay main parhta hoon,Tumhain kis nay kaha pagli tumhain main yaad karta hon..
Kay main khud ko bhulanay ki musalsal justajo main ho,Tumhain na yaad anay ki musalsal justajo main ho,
Magar yeh justajo meri buhat nakam rehti hai,Meray din raat main ab bhi tumhari sham rehti hai,
Meray lafzoon ki har mala tumharay naam rehti hai,Tumhain kis nay kaha pagli tumhain main yaad karta hon
Purani baat hai jo log aksar gungunatay hain,Unhain hum yaad kartay hain jinhain hum bhool jatay hain,
Ajab pagal si larki hai.Meri masrofiyat dekho,
Tumhain dil say bhulaon to tumhari yaad aye na,Tumhain dil say bhulanay ki mujhe fursat nahi milti,
Aur is masrof jewan main tumhary khat ka aik jumlaTumhain main yaad ati hon?
Meri chahat ki shiddat main kami honay nahi daita,Bht retain jagata hai mujhe sonay nahi daita,
Agli baar khat main yeh jumla nahi likhna,Ajab pagal si larki hai..
Mujhe bhi yeh likhti hai mujhe tum yaad kartay ho?Tumhain main yaad ati hon??
Facts about the Lies ____
- 81% of people said "harmless lie" every day
- Most people lie 3 times in 10 minutes of conversation
- Following a review of 142 studies, during which 19,801 people (many of whom had experience lies in the recognition of his work) was assessed, lying or not 2,945 people, lies gently was recognized only 54% of cases, only slightly more than 50% that you can dial simply by guessing "yes-no
- 2% of people think that lying is sometimes necessary
- 65% of people think that often / sometimes OK to lie to not hurt someone's feelings
- 44% of people think that often / sometimes possible to exaggerate the events in the story to make it interesting
- 37% of people think that often / sometimes you can lie about his age
- Depressive people are more honest with themselves than the mentally healthy, and when they recover, they become less fair
- 98% of teens say they lie to their parents
- 98% of teens say that trust is very important in personal relationships. 96-98% say that lying is immoral
- 47% of teens say that illegal downloading of music is acceptable, and only 5% considered acceptable stealing from shop
- During the experiment, 32 young people were divided into 2 groups - high and low social status, based on their activity, reported by the parents. Children of high social level lie better. Teens lie better than younger
- 75% of students admit that they become "serial liars * when it comes to saving money or a job
- 40% of parents believe that is normal sometimes lie to children about their own bad behavior in the past
- 68% of women lie about their weight, when the rent on the right
- 91% of women say that the older they become, the easier take themselves, and the lower lying
- 44% of people easier to lie by e-mail, than in manuscript form. During the study, 48 students had to divide $ 89 between themselves and another fictional one group that did not know about the amount of money, but I knew that it varies between $ 5-100 and should decide to accept the proposal or not. When students reported the amount of e-mail, 92% lied when handwritten - 64%
- 15% of employees were caught in a lie directly in the workplace
- 16% of people ever lied to justify "I call on another line" or "I call you back"
- According to the experiment conducted in Australia, 73% of doctors said that washed his hands, and only 9% actually did so;
- 29% of people who are in close relations, acknowledged that lie to their partners about their spending money
- 33% of women lie about their spending money, as well as 26% of men
- 1 out of 10 people had lied during the motor to reduce the contribution
- 15% of people vozrata 18-20 years admit they were wrong to their partners, 11% aged 21-24 years are recognized in the same
- 22% of men say they do not want to call their number of sexual partners
- 17% of men and women aged 18-24 years reported to their sexual partner about the presence of host of sexually transmitted diseases
- 61% of women think that is normal if a man is lying about their appearance
- 26% of men and 9% of women believe adultery to be justified, if their partner is no longer interested in sex
- Betrayal in varying degrees, is the cause of 54% of divorces
- 48% of women say that is normal, when their partner is lying about his attraction to other women
- 39% of women say that is normal when a man is lying about the woman that if she was good in bed
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Your loving husband,
JITA SINGH
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Please don't worry about me, I still have a balance of 35 kisses and I hope I can survive the month using this balance...
Monday, October 11, 2010
Srinagar, Sept 24.2010
Ten injured in clash as Curfew continues
Srinagar, Sept 24: After relative calm for past few days, at least ten persons including separatist JLKF leader and his wife and sister were injured in stone pelting clash even as curfew continued despite no strike by the hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani led Hurriyat Conference.
Officials said that a stone-pelting clash broke out in Gousiya Colony of Bemina in outskirts of here late in the evening. The police and security forces, they said, tried to chase away the protesters using batons and firing a few teargas canisters. However, the security forces were prompted to fire pallets as the mob refused to relent. Ten persons sustained pellet injuries in the process.
Among the injured, they said, include separatist JKLF leader Showkat Ahmad Bakshi, his wife Shahmeema and sister, Qurat-ul-Aiyan. The sources said that it was not immediately known as to how the trio sustained the injuries and whether they were part of the mob or were onlookers. “The injured family members were shifted to JVC Bemina from where they were referred to SKIMS Soura for specialized treatment.
A police spokesman here said that late in the evening “some miscreants” tried to defy the curfew restrictions and resorted to heavy stone pelting on security forces at the venue.
“In an effort to control the situation by the security forces, three persons including one lady sustained minor injuries,” the spokesperson added.
Elsewhere, curfew continued with periodic relaxations in parts of South and north Kashmir.
Officials said that authorities relaxed curfew restrictions in Trehgam and Kralpora of northern Kupwara district from 1530 to 1800 hours while in the main town, restrictions were eased from 1515 to 1830 hours.
In Anantnag and Bijbehara in South Kashmir, the restrictions were relaxed from 1630 to 1900 hours while in neighbouring Kulgam the curfew was relaxed from 1600 onwards.
In central Kashmir’s Kangan and Ganderbal areas, Curfew was eased from 1600 to 1900 hours. The restriction were eased for few hours in Sopore town from 0700 hours to 1000 hours, the officials added.
Meanwhile, Hurriyat Conference led by hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani plans to issue his future protest calendar keeping in view examination schedule of students, Speaking to this newspaper at his Hyderpora residence, where he is currently under house arrest, Geelani declared that the protest calendar would be issued keeping in view the upcoming examination of the students in the valley. “We are in complete touch with parents and students (appearing from the exams) and the next protest calendar would be issued in league with the examination date sheet on Sunday,” he said. Geelani also announced a break in strike protest for tomorrow and day after while castigated government for imposing unjustifiable curfew. “There was no strike call for yesterday or today, but administration kept people caged without any justification.”
Srinagar, Sept 23-2010
Police arrests ‘Hartal’ as curfew continued in Kashmir
Srinagar, Sept 23: While as police said that it arrested a ‘wanted’ stone pelter nicknamed ‘Hartal’, Curfew continued with periodic relaxations for several hours across Kashmir valley on Thursday.
A police official said a youth, Mohammad Asif alias ‘Hartal’, was arrested from Saraf Kadal in old city of Srinagar here this morning.
“He is involved in a number of miscreant activities and was particularly involved in motivating and instigating other youth for stone pelting on security forces,” the official said and claimed that the arrest was a major achievement for the police.
Meanwhile, authorities continued with strict curfew for thirteenth day in running across Srinagar and other major towns in the Valley.
However, the authorities eased the restrictions in phases in the afternoon. The relaxation in 24x7 strict curfew, in force in Srinagar and other cities and towns from September 12, passed off peacefully except for stone-pelting protests in Pulwama district in southern Pulwama district.
A police spokesperson said that Curfew was relaxed from 1300 to 1600 hours in the Pulwama district. But, it was to be re-imposed after incidents of stone pelting, the spokesperson said.
In the areas under the jurisdiction of police stations Saddar, Shaeed Gunj, Sadder, Shergari, Batmaloo, Rajbagh, Pantha-chowk, Nowgam, Kothi-bagh, Ram Munshi Bagh, Nishat and Harwan curfew was eased for several hours from 1500 hours and continued till late in the night. In other parts including downtown, the restrictions were eased after 1700 hours.
In Kangan and Ganderbal in central Kashmir, curfew restrictions were relaxed from 1300 to 1500 hours and passed off peacefully, the spokesperson added.
In Anantnag and Awantipora in South Kashmir, Curfew was relaxed from 1500 hours to 1900 hours.
In another South Kashmir district, Shopian, Curfew was relaxed from 1600 hours and continued till late in the evening.
In northern Baramulla and adjoining areas, Curfew was relaxed in the afternoon and continued up to 2200 hours.
Except for protests in Pulwama, the overall situation across the valley remained ‘largely peaceful,’ the police said.
There was no strike call by Separatist and authorities continued with the clamped despite the fact that past several days were violence free.
The round-the-clock curfew was imposed in Srinagar on September 12 and was extended to the entire Kashmir Valley the next day following incidents of violence.
Srinagar, Sept 22:
8 labourers amon 12 killed in accidents
Srinagar, Sept 22: Eight non-local labourers were among twelve persons killed in separate mishaps in Kashmir Valley, official sources said Wednesday.
They said nine persons were killed when a Sumo vehicle they were traveling skidded off the road and rolled down into nearly 400ft gorge on Srinagar-Leh highway near Gatribal Kangan in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district last evening.
Nine persons including driver of the vehicle (JK10-1700) and eight Nepali labourers were killed on the spot while one passenger, Ranju Bati had a miraculous escape and has been admitted to hospital for treatment.
Except for driver of the vehicle, identity of the slain is being ascertained, the official added.
The process to handover the body of the driver, Ahmad Ali son of Abdul Aziz, to his family living in Channi Gund, Kargil, has been initiated, the officials added.
In more persons were killed in another mishap on the highway when tipper they were traveling in met with accident near Ranga mode in Sonamarg area.
They said that the ill fated Tipper (JK03A 2634) was on its way to Srinagar when its driver lost control of the vehicle and rolled into a nearby nalla. The slain include driver Ghulam Hassan Mir son of Ghulam Mohammad Mir of Chadoora and conductor, Ghulam Hassan Ganai son of Mohammad Bakir of Chattergam Chadoora in central Budgam district
In another mishap, a vehicle—Quails (JK01G-7437) hit and seriously injured a pedestrian Tanveer Ahmad Dar (17) son of Mohammad Sultan near Chandiloora Tangmarg in northern Kashmir’s Baramulla district last evening.
They said Dar was shifted to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
2 militants killed in Kupwara, Sopore
Srinagar, Sept 22: Two militants were killed in separate gunfights in north Kashmir’s Sopore and Kupwara district, official sources said.
They said an unidentified militant was killed in an ongoing gun battle with militants in frontier Kupwara district.
They said that troops of 22 and 6 Rashtriya Rifles launched a cordon-and-searches following inputs about the presence militants in Dardhaji Zachaldara-Handwara in the frontier district. As the search party was advancing towards the target area, militants hiding in the woods opened fire, which was retaliated. In the ensuing gunfight, one militant has been killed, they said. The searches in the area were continuing when reports last came in, they added. “The dead body has been recovered and later handed over to Police Post Zachaldara,” they added.
Meanwhile, Police and Army killed a militant in Doru area of Sopore town in Baramulla district.
SP Sopore,Altaf Ahmad Khan said that based on specific information, police and 22RR launched a joint operation at Dooru-Sopore. The operation led to an encounter. “So far one militant has been killed in the on going encounter. Further details are being collected,” the SP said.
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