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Fierce encounter in J&K's Pampore underway; 6 troopers, 1 militant dead

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Jammu/New Delhi: A fierce encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pampore is still underway to eliminate a group of heavily armed militants beloved to be associated with Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) holed up inside the Entrepreneurs Development Institute (EDI) building.
So far one militant and five security persons have lost their lives in the ongoing encounter on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway.

"One militant has been killed so far in the encounter. Today, three security personnel lost their lives which include two army officers and one jawan. In total, there have been five causalities, which include three
army persons and two CRPF persons," CRPF PRO Bhavesh Kumar told the reporters


"As the building consists of four-five floors, we have to sanitize and search. Only then we can call the operation to be over," he added.

Late on Sunday, an Army officer - Captain Tushar Mahajan from Udhampur belonging to the elite Para unit- was killed after he succumbed to his injuries sustained during the ongoing operation that started on Saturday.

Earlier on Sunday, a captain from the elite Para unit who was injured in the encounter lost his life.

Captain Pawan Kumar, a young officer from Haryana's Jind area, sustained grievous injuries in militant firing as security forces tried to make their way into the building in the wee hours of Sunday, an Army official said.

Kumar succumbed to injuries later.

As the security forces exchanged heavy gunfire with the holed up militants, another soldier from the Para unit, Om Prakash, was injured and taken to 92 Base Hospital of the Army at Badamibagh Cantonment where he succumbed.

Two CRPF jawans and a civilian were killed and nine other jawans injured when militants opened fire on a CRPF convoy yesterday afternoon. The ultras then took shelter inside the EDI building, triggering a stand-off.

Nearly 100 civilians - staff and students of Entrepreneurship Development Institute (EDI) -- were evacuated to safety by the security forces from the building, a police official said.

He said the operation might be prolonged as militants seem to be heavily armed.




The open structure of the building where the militants are hiding also poses a difficulty to the security forces in advancing towards it, he added.

With IANS inputs
Fierce encounter in J&K's Pampore underway; 6 troopers, 1 militant dead | Zee News
 
How many days are required to finish the operation...? 5,6 :-)
I think the battle has third day or basically 36 hours started at last hours of one day one entire day has passed and third day has begun and operation still is not over and it seem till operation will be over India may loose lot more soldiers in this. Even those who are injured are mostly critical.
 
Zarvan Bhai I.A militant k sath test match kiyoun daal leyti hai ?


5 days one day for rest..5 rooza test match...
Our dear Indian members are blinded by patriotism but they seriously needs to think why every terrorist act takes their best commandos 4 to 5 days to clear the area and complete operation
 
Don't pull any crap on this thread. I don't need to tell you toddlers how to behave, so I'll just spell it out.

1. No mocking the dead.
2. No bloody facebook shairi forwards.
3. No blaming any party without credible proof.
4. Don't derail.

Consider this a warning, hereafter swift bans shall follow.
 
Our dear Indian members are blinded by patriotism but they seriously needs to think why every terrorist act takes their best commandos 4 to 5 days to clear the area and complete operation
Man, we have to care about civilians too. Easily a large attack an be done in seconds but we don't want to harm anything else except terrorists.
 
Man, we have to care about civilians too. Easily a large attack an be done in seconds but we don't want to harm anything else except terrorists.
We also take care about civilians still don't take more than 12 hours to finish the job
 
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