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Thousands including rebels throng residence of Hizb rebel killed in Padgampora
Srinagar: Thousands including rebels throng residence of Hizb rebel killed in Padgampora in a brief encounter with security forces on Sunday.As soon as the news...
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Two rebels killed in Awantipora
Two militants were killed by police in Padgampora on Sunday afternoon when they fired on an escort of top police officials who were returning from Awantipora from Pulwama town, police said.
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Six people injured in road mishaps in Kashmir
Srinagar: Six persons were injured in three road accidents in Awantipora, Pulwama and Budgam districts of Jammu and Kashmir, police said today.In Awantipora, a...
Kashmir
Three rebels killed in Awantipora
Pulwama: Three militants have been killed in South Kashmir’s Awantipora.Reports reaching here said that a massive cordon and search operation was launched by army...
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