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Srinagar: Security forces resumed the counter operations in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pampore in the wee hours on Sunday to flush out at least three terrorists believed to be holed up in the area.
An Army officer, identified as Captain Pawan Kumar, was killed in the ensuing encounter with militants at Pampore in South Kashmir shortly after the operation resumed.

Earlier, three CRPF troopers and a civilian were killed and at least 10 other people including civilians injured in a fierce gunfight between militants and security forces in South Kashmir on Saturday.

The gunfight ensued after the militants attacked a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) bus on the Jammu-Srinagar highway and then entered a training institute located nearby.

"Militants attacked a CRPF bus on the Jammu-Srinagar highway near Pampore town in Pulwama district today (Saturday) evening," a senior police officer was quoted as saying by IANS.

"Eleven CRPF troopers travelling in the bus were injured in the attack. Three of the injured troopers identified as head constable GD Bhola Prasad of the 144 Battalion, constable-driver RK Raina of the 79 Battalion and one more succumbed to their injuries while other injured are being treated in the hospital," he added.

Among those injured are Constable Rakesh Kumar, Constable Kanhaiya, Constable Sanjeev Kamania, Head Constable Muneem, Constable Thakur, Constable Raju Thakur, Constable Baruna Thakur, Constable J Negi and Parma Thakur, as per news agency ANI.

After attacking the CRPF bus, the militants believed to be three in number, entered the multi-storeyed Jammu and Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute (JKEDI) building situated close to the highway when more than 150 trainees and staff members were present inside, the official said.

"Security forces surrounded the building and focused on safe evacuation of the civilians while engaging the holed-up militants in sustained exchange of gunfire. So far, 150 trainees and staff members have been safely evacuated.

"After we make sure there are no civilians inside the complex, the final assault against the holed-up militants will be launched," the official said.



A civilian identified as Abdul Ghani Mir, a gardener at the JKEDI, was also injured in the shooting and succumbed in hospital,

Meanwhile, civilian protesters took to the highway at Kadlibal in Pampore town pelting stones on the passing traffic to stop the movement on the highway.
Army officer martyred as counter operation resumes to kill terrorists in J&K’s Pampore | Zee News

Born on Army Day, my son was destined to join Army: Father of slain Captain Pawan Kumar
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Born on Army Day, my son was destined to join Army: Father of slain Captain Pawan Kumar | Zee News
 
Condolences to his family. Brave man fighting terrorists. No doubt the Indian Army will in future use drones to deal with these terrorists who do nothing but cause death and destruction.

Are there any plans to build a fence to prevent them seeping into the area?
 
Too young, RIP :(

Condolences to his family. Brave man fighting terrorists. No doubt the Indian Army will in future use drones to deal with these terrorists who do nothing but cause death and destruction.

Are there any plans to build a fence to prevent them seeping into the area?

Be prepared to be called a false flagger very soon, as it is you seem to have rubbed a few people the wrong way in your Pashtun thread.
 
Too young, RIP :(



Be prepared to be called a false flagger very soon, as it is you seem to have rubbed a few people the wrong way in your Pashtun thread.
Not a false flagger but he was killed in the line of duty by the freedom fighters...
 
Too young, RIP :(

Be prepared to be called a false flagger very soon, as it is you seem to have rubbed a few people the wrong way in your Pashtun thread.

Despite us loosing literally millions of the few Pashtuns left in this world for the Muslims of Industan, what thanks have we ever received from the Industani Muslims?

Despite us loosing tens of thousands for Pakistan, the posts on that thread is just an obvious example of how we're regarded in Pakistan.

We don't care about flags, we care about those who keep their alliances and oaths to us. We are not a people who ditch allies because it may affect our bank balance.
 
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