Two terrorists killed in encounter in J&K's Baramulla
The Hindu
Two terrorists killed in Baramulla encounter, sparking protests in Jammu and Kashmir against terrorism.
Two terrorists were killed on Friday (November 8, 2024) in an overnight encounter with security forces in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Their identification and affiliation is being ascertained, the Kashmir Zone police posted on X.
Incriminating materials, arms and ammunition were recovered from them. The encounter had started on Thursday (November 7) evening following an intelligence-based operation launched by security forces.
People took to the streets in various areas of Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district to protest against the killings of two Village Defence Guards by terrorists.
The protesters demanded “immediate elimination” of the terrorists involved in the killings to restore confidence among the local population.
Hundreds gathered in the Drabshalla area of the district, burning tyres and blocking roads. They raised slogans against Pakistan and terrorists, and chanted Bharat Mata Ki Jai.
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