IS militant killed, 2 policemen injured in Kashmir violence
The Hindu
Six militants have been killed in four operations in the past 48 hours in south Kashmir.
A fresh militant recruit, behind the killing of a police officer, was killed in an anti-militancy operation in south Kashmir’s Anantnag on Sunday.
Inspector General of Police Vijay Kumar said the militant, Faheem Bhat from Kandipora, Anantnag, was killed in an operation in K. Kalan Sirgufwara area of Anantnag.
“Bhat was affiliated to Islamic State-J&K. He had recently joined the outfit Islamic State of Jammu and Kashmir (ISJK) and was the main accused behind the killing of assistant sub inspector Mohammad Ashraf near the Bijbehara Police Station,” IGP Kumar.
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