Militant killed close to LoC in Kashmir’s Uri area: Army
The Hindu
Ongoing anti-militancy operation in Baramulla, North Kashmir results in the death of one militant. Operations continue.
One militant was killed in an ongoing anti-militancy operation in north Kashmir’s Baramulla on June 23.
“One terrorist has been killed in the ongoing anti-infiltration operation that was launched on June 22 in the Uri Sector. Operations are continuing,” an Army spokesman said.
The Army established contact with a group of freshly infiltrated militants near the Line of Control in Baramulla district’s Uri Sector on Saturday.
An official said the group of militants was spotted in the Bajrang-Uri sector. The group was engaged in a firefight in the anti-militancy operation, which was launched following “inputs about the presence of some infiltrating terrorists” in the area.
North Kashmir has seen three major anti-militancy operations since June 19, which left three militants dead.
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