Three LeT militants trapped in Kashmir house, operation on


Srinagar, Jun 16 (PTI): A gunbattle broke out today in a village in south Kashmir's Bijbehara area between security forces and three militants of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) who were trapped in a house, police said.

The encounter started at 10 AM after security forces, including army personnel, cordoned off a house at Malik Mohalla in Arwani village following an intelligence tip-off that three militants were present inside, officials said.

Security forces cordoned off the house by 8 AM and there was a patient wait for two hours before the first fire came from the house at 10 AM, they said.

Five civilians received pellet injuries when they made an attempt to stall the ongoing counter-insurgency operation, officials said.

Chatter from the terror group suggested that Junaid Mattoo, a local boy of Khudwani, was among the three trapped +inside the house along with Azad Malik and a Pakistani terrorist.

Mattoo had gained notoriety after he shot dead two policemen in broad daylight at the busy Anantnag bus stand in June 2016. He was seen on CCTV footage carrying out the dastardly act.

  

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  • Leslie, udupi

    Fri, Jun 16 2017

    Feel sorry for the brain washed kids...
    Actual killers are sitting far away with mobiles and likes...
    This farce will not end any soon...
    So long as effluent money goes into these activities...
    Stop the funds... Violence will be shut off to manageable levels...

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Fri, Jun 16 2017

    Kill them.

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