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When Indo-Pak foreign ministers were talking peace, Pakistani army tried to push-in a heavily armed group of militants into Kashmir from across the line of control (LoC) in Machil sector sparking a fierce gun battle with the army that left one junior commissioned officer (JCO) dead.
Lieutenant Colonel JS Brar, defence spokesman at Srinagar, said the army intercepted a movement on the LoC Wednesday morning and when militants were challenged they opened fire on the troopers.
There was a gunfight between the militants and security forces in which we lost one JCO, he said.
The operation in the area continues as army is trying to flush out the militants if any, who might have sneaked into valley. The operation is continuing in the area. We cant give the details about the militants off hand, Lt Col Brar said.
This is the first major infiltration bid this summer in the Kashmir valley. Lieutenant General Syed Ata Hasnain, general officer commanding of Srinagar, had recently stated that there are 42 terror camps operational in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (***) and 700 ultras are waiting to cross into the valley.
The army has foiled five infiltration bids on the line of control (LoC) recently indicating the desperation of the militants to cross over. The army had cautioned that things are building up on the LoC.
The fresh infiltration comes on the day when Indo-Pak foreign ministers agreed terrorism poses a continuing threat to peace and security. They reiterated the firm and undiluted commitment of the two countries to fight and eliminate this scourge in all its forms.
Both sides agreed on the need to strengthen cooperation on counter-terrorism to bring those responsible for terror crimes to justice
The Ministers affirmed the importance of carrying forward the dialogue process with a view to resolving peacefully all outstanding issues through constructive and result oriented engagement, and to establish friendly, cooperative and good neighbourly relations between Pakistan and India.
Fierce battle between Indian army-Pakistan militants in Kashmir - India - DNA
Lieutenant Colonel JS Brar, defence spokesman at Srinagar, said the army intercepted a movement on the LoC Wednesday morning and when militants were challenged they opened fire on the troopers.
There was a gunfight between the militants and security forces in which we lost one JCO, he said.
The operation in the area continues as army is trying to flush out the militants if any, who might have sneaked into valley. The operation is continuing in the area. We cant give the details about the militants off hand, Lt Col Brar said.
This is the first major infiltration bid this summer in the Kashmir valley. Lieutenant General Syed Ata Hasnain, general officer commanding of Srinagar, had recently stated that there are 42 terror camps operational in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (***) and 700 ultras are waiting to cross into the valley.
The army has foiled five infiltration bids on the line of control (LoC) recently indicating the desperation of the militants to cross over. The army had cautioned that things are building up on the LoC.
The fresh infiltration comes on the day when Indo-Pak foreign ministers agreed terrorism poses a continuing threat to peace and security. They reiterated the firm and undiluted commitment of the two countries to fight and eliminate this scourge in all its forms.
Both sides agreed on the need to strengthen cooperation on counter-terrorism to bring those responsible for terror crimes to justice
The Ministers affirmed the importance of carrying forward the dialogue process with a view to resolving peacefully all outstanding issues through constructive and result oriented engagement, and to establish friendly, cooperative and good neighbourly relations between Pakistan and India.
Fierce battle between Indian army-Pakistan militants in Kashmir - India - DNA
. I question it's placement at the LoC. Could be used in our bunkers in Kargil though 
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