News Topic:Islamic State of Jammu & Kashmir (ISJK)

Militants killed in Srinagar affiliated with ISJK: Police

Two militants killed in an encounter at Alamdar Colony, Saidapora, Eidgah Srinagar on Friday were affiliated with Islamic State J&K outfit.

Pandach militant attack case solved: Police

SRINAGAR — Srinagar police on Friday said to have solved Pandach militant attack case and arrested five accused persons in this regard and have...

ISJK militant found dead in Anantnag

SRINAGAR — A militant associated with ISJK was found dead in mysterious circumstances in Sirhama village of Bijbehara in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Wednesday...

Top militant commander killed in Shopian

SRINAGAR — A top militant commander was killed during a brief gunfight in south Kashmir's Shopian district.The militant killed in Amshipora area of Shopian...

Ahtisham Bilal, student-turned-militant arrested in Srinagar

Srinagar: Ahtisham Bilal, a student of Sharda University in Uttar Pradesh’s Greater Noida, who had joined militant ranks following an assault during campus violence...

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