Suspected rebels kill five soldiers in Kashmir: Indian army
Al Jazeera
Tensions rise in recent weeks with a spate of shootings of civilians in attacks claimed by an anti-India rebel group.
Suspected rebels have shot dead five soldiers in Indian-administered Kashmir in the deadliest incident since February, an Indian army spokesman says.
“One JCO (junior commissioned officer) and four soldiers were killed during a search operation probably by infiltrators… The operation is ongoing,” Colonel Devender Anand said on Monday.
The shootings occurred in a mountain pass near the Line of Control (LoC) dividing the disputed Himalayan territory between India and Pakistan.
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