The militants threatened the two boys and fired several rounds in air before setting the car ablaze, they said. File Photo for representation.
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In yet another case of policemen being threatened in the Valley, militants barged into the house of a sub-inspector last night in Budgam district, took his son and a nephew hostage, ransacked the house and later set a car ablaze.
The militants drove away in the car with the two boys but later let them off and set the vehicle on fire, police said.
The incident came barely three weeks after militants had barged into the house of a senior police officer in Shopian in South Kashmir and ransacked his house, sending shockwaves among police officers fighting militancy for last 26 years.
The militants entered the house of Sub Inspector M Subhan Bhat and started ransacking his house in Chadoora area of the district in central Kashmir, official sources said, adding that they later took his son and a nephew as hostage and drove away in the car.
According to police sources, the militants said they wanted to kill the officer, who is currently posted at the Baramulla district jail where militant-turned separatist leader Masarat Alam is lodged.
The militants threatened the two boys and fired several rounds in air before setting the car ablaze, they said.
Director General of Police S P Vaid told PTI that stern action would be taken against those responsible for the incident.
"It's the most unfortunate incident to have happened. The terrorists are feeling the heat and stooping so low. Our humane approach should not be seen as our weakness. I will ensure welfare of every personnel in my force and such incidents will be dealt with an iron hand," he said.
Police has launched a manhunt to nab the people after gathering information about the militants from the kins and neighbours.
Director General of Prisons S K Mishra told PTI that he has called for a review meeting tomorrow to ascertain the safety of his personnel and their families guarding various jails in the state.
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http://www.deccanchronicle.com/nati...pen-fire-on-crpf-camp-in-kulgam-district.html
The gunmen opened fire on a CRPF camp at Neloo in Kulgam district, intelligence sources said.
Militants on Saturday night opened fire on a security forces camp in South Kashmir's Kulgam district. (Photo: PTI/ Representational Image)
Srinagar: Militants on Saturday night opened fire on a security forces camp in South Kashmir's Kulgam district.
The gunmen opened fire on a CRPF camp at Neloo in Kulgam district, intelligence sources said.
They said no one was hurt in the brief firing incident.
However, police officials refused to comment on the incident.
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/jk-two-terrorists-killed-in-encounter-with-police-in-pulwama/
Published:March 26, 2017 4:32 pm
At least two terrorists were killed in an encounter with Jammu & Kashmir police at Padgampora in Pulwama area on Sunday. The terrorists first attacked the police search party and were later killed in retaliatory firing. The area has been cordoned off.
More details awaited
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http://indianexpress.com/article/in...ch-ak-47-from-constable-one-arrested-4586146/
Jammu | Updated: March 26, 2017 3:32 pm
A week ahead of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s visit to Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir for inaugurating the country’s longest Chenani-Nashri road tunnel, the state police launched a massive manhunt to nab suspected militants who escaped after snatching an AK-47 rifle from a police constable at Tawi bridge last night.
One of the suspect has been arrested and his motorcycle was seized. He has been identified as Masrool Ahmad, son of Abdul Rashid of Ratnipora, Shopian. Ahmad told the police that he was accompanied by Asif, son of Mohammad Ali Shah of Banpora, Shopian. He is still absconding with the AK rifle. The police, however, suspect that they could be several other accomplices. The duo arrived in Jammu a few days ago, sources said, adding that questioning was in progress to find out their purpose of visit, besides the people and places they visited.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/in...icemans-house-attacked-in-the-valley-4586356/
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PTI | Srinagar | Published:March 26, 2017 2:40 pm
In yet another case of policemen being threatened in the Valley, militants barged into the house of a sub-inspector last night in Budgam district, took his son and a nephew hostage, ransacked the house and later set a car ablaze. The militants drove away in the car with the two boys but later let them off and set the vehicle on fire, police said.
The incident came barely three weeks after militants had barged into the house of a senior police officer in Shopian in South Kashmir and ransacked his house, sending shockwaves among police officers fighting militancy for last 26 years.
The militants entered the house of Sub Inspector M Subhan Bhat and started ransacking his house in Chadoora area of the district in central Kashmir, official sources said, adding that they later took his son and a nephew as hostage and drove away in the car.
According to police sources, the militants said they wanted to kill the officer, who is currently posted at the Baramulla district jail where militant-turned separatist leader Masarat Alam is lodged.
The militants threatened the two boys and fired several rounds in air before setting the car ablaze, they said.
Director General of Police S P Vaid told PTI that stern action would be taken against those responsible for the incident.
“It’s the most unfortunate incident to have happened. The terrorists are feeling the heat and stooping so low. Our humane approach should not be seen as our weakness. I will ensure welfare of every personnel in my force and such incidents will be dealt with an iron hand,” he said.
Police has launched a manhunt to nab the people after gathering information about the militants from the kins and neighbours.
Director General of Prisons S K Mishra told PTI that he has called for a review meeting tomorrow to ascertain the safety of his personnel and their families guarding various jails in the state.