Kashmir: Three policemen, three militants
killed
Tuesday September 27, 2011 02:02:03 PM,
IANS
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Srinagar: With another
police officer killed, the toll in the ongoing fierce gunfight in
Jammu and Kashmir Tuesday rose to six -- three police personnel
and three separatist guerrillas, authorities said.
A Special Police Officer became the latest victim in the battle
going on since Monday in north Kashmir's Kupwara district, a
senior police officer said.
"The encounter is on. So far, troops have gunned down three
militants. One troop was wounded and evacuated to hospital," a
defence spokesman said here.
Police and soldiers from 18 Grenadiers of the army Monday laid a
siege around Awathkul forest area falling under the jurisdiction
of police station Kralpora, a police officer said.
"The holed up militants opened indiscriminate fire at the search
parties, resulting in on-the-spot death of two policemen," the
officer said.
"The encounter is on and more reinforcements have been rushed to
the encounter site," he added.
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