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3 LeT militants killed, 3 civilians sustain bullet injuries as ‘area was open’: Police

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December 9, 2018
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Srinagar: Three militants were killed in an encounter with government forces at Mujgund area on Srinagar-Bandipora road, police spokesman said on Sunday.
He said a search operation was launched yesterday jointly by Police, army and CRPF based on a credible input about the presence of militants.
“During the search operation, the search party was fired upon by the hiding (militants). The fire was retaliated, leading to a gunfight. In the initial exchange of fire one army jawan sustained injuries and was shifted to hospital for medical treatment,” the spokesman said
In the ensuing encounter, three militants were killed and their bodies were retrieved from the site of encounter.
The police identified the slain as Mudasir Rashid Parray, Saqib Bilal Sheikh, both residents of Hajin Bandipora and Ali, a Pakistani. “The trio were affiliated with militant outfit LeT.”
Ali according to police records was involved in several attacks on security establishments. “He was involved in recruitments in Hajin and Sumbal areas of Bandipora.”
“In the initial exchange of fire, one army jawan was injured who is admitted in hospital. Three civilians also sustained injuries as the area was in open and the injured were shifted to hospital for medical treatment. They are stated to be stable”.
The spokesman said huge quantity of arms and ammunition including rifles were recovered from the site of encounter. “All these materials have been taken in the case records for further investigation and probe their complicity in the cases.”

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