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Five Indian Soldiers Including a JCO Killed in a Gunfight in Forests of Surankote, in Poonch district IOK

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Really? I am more worrisome..that pak media and people will cry after many arm people will be eliminated after this incident in Kashmir and called them, they were not armed and innocent..

People just forgot, past two years... such incidents make more trouble to Kashmiri brothers because of this kind of few arm people.
Unfortunately judging by the last seizure of "Chocolate bars, too many rifles and no ammo" I would say that Indian forces shoot innocent people and plant crap on them.
And because Indian media types are cowards and shills they never tell the truth.
 
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Tensions rise in recent weeks with a spate of shootings of civilians in attacks claimed by an anti-India rebel group.

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Indian police and paramilitary personnel run inside a school campus where suspected rebels killed two school teachers on the outskirts of Srinagar last week [Farooq Khan/EPA]

Suspected rebels have shot dead five soldiers in Indian-administered Kashmir in the deadliest incident since February, an Indian army spokesman says.

“One JCO (junior commissioned officer) and four soldiers were killed during a search operation probably by infiltrators… The operation is ongoing,” Colonel Devender Anand said on Monday.


The shootings occurred in a mountain pass near the Line of Control (LoC) dividing the disputed Himalayan territory between India and Pakistan.

The shootings were the deadliest attack on military forces in the area since a ceasefire between India and Pakistan along the de facto border was announced in February.

The Kashmir region in its entirety is claimed by both India and Pakistan, who have administered parts of it since their independence in 1947.

For more than three decades, rebel groups have been fighting the Indian soldiers, demanding either independence for Kashmir or its merger with Muslim-majority Pakistan.

Tens of thousands of civilians, soldiers and rebels have died in the fighting. India accuses Pakistan of supporting the rebels, but Islamabad denies the allegations.

The region has been subjected to a legislative blitz since August 2019, with tensions soaring after New Delhi scrapped Kashmir’s semi-autonomy, applying new laws and cancelling others.

Spate of killings
Tensions have been stoked again in recent weeks with a spate of shootings of civilians, including two teachers last week, in the area – attacks claimed by an anti-India rebel group.

Seven civilians were shot dead in six days last week, including two teachers on Thursday, sparking public outrage in Kashmir and across the country. Politicians from all sides have condemned the killings.

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Indian paramilitary personnel stand guard inside the school campus where suspected rebels killed two school teachers on the outskirts of Srinagar [Farooq Khan/EPA]


Nearly 500 residents suspected to have links with banned religious and rebel groups were detained across the disputed territory following the shootings, a senior police officer told AFP news agency on condition of anonymity on Sunday.

“No stone will be left unturned to find the killers,” the officer added.

A top anti-terrorism intelligence officer was sent by New Delhi to the region to head up the investigation.


Authorities say at least 29 civilians, including workers from pro-India political parties, have been shot dead in Indian-administered Kashmir so far this year.

Twenty-two of them were Muslims, officials added.

The two teachers, shot by gunmen at a government-run school, were from the Sikh and Hindu communities who are minorities in the Muslim-majority region.

A relatively new rebel group, The Resistance Front, has claimed responsibility and accused those killed of working for “occupier mercenary forces and occupier stooges”.

The statements, issued only in English, were circulated in several WhatsApp groups and could not be independently verified by Al Jazeera.

The killings have instilled fear among Indian-administered Kashmir’s minorities, with local media reporting that many were fleeing the region.

On Saturday, Human Rights Watch called for the alleged perpetrators as well as Indian security forces accused of abuses including harassment, torture and extrajudicial killings to be held accountable for their actions.

“Kashmiris are caught in unending violence from attacks by militants and abuses by government authorities and security forces,” HRW’s South Asia director Meenakshi Ganguly said in a statement.

 
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there was hope till BJP turned it matter of life and death . now after all this you think it will settle down ? no it will not .
there was no hope may be Pakistan had some dreams but this is going on from 1948 nothing new
Perhaps you can sitting on the internet acting all tough and mighty, but those who lost will say otherwise specially the families.
i already lost family member so don't tell me about the costs
 
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How irresponsible of these Pakistani children to celebrate an attack when their own country is under such attacks on a much larger scale.

How is it irresponsible? Unless you think Pakistani soldiers shouldn't be stationed in their own country and deserve to be attacked like Indian occupiers are?
i already lost family member so don't tell me about the costs

Should have told them not to go out to an active conflict zone to rape women and blind little kids
 
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How is it irresponsible? Unless you think Pakistani soldiers shouldn't be stationed in their own country and deserve to be attacked like Indian occupiers are?


Should have told them not to go out to an active conflict zone to rape women and blind little kids
well he just went to an restaurant next time i will caution people going to such place
 
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there was no hope may be Pakistan had some dreams but this is going on from 1948 nothing new

i already lost family member so don't tell me about the costs
yes there is no hope now till india will remain fascist country
 
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Every week we hear news about the death of Indian soldiers.
What a magical country. :omghaha: :omghaha: :omghaha:
 
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