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13/12/2020

Mughal Road Gunfight: Two Militants killed, One arrested

>>> Two militants were killed in a gunfight near Dugran along the Mughal road in Poonch district on Sunday. One militant was also arrested to culminate the operation, the official sources said. However the identity of slain militants was yet to be ascertained even as they are said to be non locals.

“Two (militants) killed. One associate arrested at Poshana area in Poonch in a joint operation by JKP and Army ," police said in a tweet.

Earlier, Official sources told GNS that police and army’s 16 RR had launched a joint a cordon-and-search-operation soon after a family of a 46-year-old man, Talib Hussein son of Ghulam Hussein of Chie in Dogrian Buffliaz, had filed a missing report. Talib, as per official sources, has been missing since December 9.

The family is learnt to have told police that Talib went to get Bajree from a nearby river but has not returned back.

At the beginning of the operation militants were given chance to surrender, however they turned the offer down.

26/06/2020

Tral Gunfight: Three Militants Killed, Operation Over

Gunfight between militants & security forces in Tral area of Pulwama South Kashmir has ended with the killing of 03 militants, all are said to be locals. Arms & ammunition recovered from encounter spot, identification of militants being ascertained.

25/06/2020

Why no FIR against Republic TV for airing fake news, netizens question police

>>> Jammu Kashmir Police came under sharp criticism for not registering an FIR against Arnob Goswami owned Republic Bharat TV for running a fake news about the ransacking of the house of a slain Pandit Sarpanch in South Kashmir's Anantnag district.

Republic TV which is known for its anti Muslim rants ran a ticker that the house of a deceased Pandit Sarpanch Ajay Pandita Bharti has been ransacked. Pandita was shot dead by militants some days ago in Larkipora area of the district.

SSP Anantnag Mr Sandeep took to Twitter and asked Republic TV to stop spreading fake news. SSP said his house is safe and attached the photographs of the house along with the tweet.

Police sources told News Agency KNT that shortly after the fabricated news report was run by Republic TV, SSP Anantnag Mr Sandeep sought details from concerned SHO, who not only sent the photographs of the house of deceased Pandita to SSP but also confirmed that Republic has run a fake news.

Netizens reacted sharply to the tweet of SSP Mr Sandeep. Majority of them demanded lodgement of an FIR against the Republic TV and the Reporter, even some questioned the conviction of police, saying it is quick to act against local Reporters only.

"Let us assume this fake news would have been run by any local Reporter.....We know about the repercussions," wrote a netizen.

Police have lodged various cases against the local organizations and Reporters for running alleged fake news reports but at the same it never bothered to act against non Kashmiri media outlets.

A couple of years ago a Kashmiri Pandit known for his communal remarks posted a fake news claiming that Muslims have set a temple in Anantnag on fire. No action was initiated against him.

On the other hand police registered an FIR against a news agency for reporting facts about a protest in Srinagar. The news agency had reported that CRPF fired a rubber bullet that was hit on the foot of a lady. Police refuted this fact and registered an FIR, even though the doctor treating the girl had admitted that she had received a rubber bullet in her foot. KNT

24/06/2020

After Pangong Tso, Galwan, China blocks Indian patrols in DBO area

*Military sources have revealed that China has been blocking Indian army patrols from going up to patrolling points 10 to 13 in the Daulat Beg Oldi sector near the LAC*

>>> After creating trouble along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh's Pangong Tso area and the Galwan River Valley, China has now started creating trouble for Indian patrols in the Daulat Beg Oldi area between patrolling points 10 and 13.

Top sources told Aajtak and India Today TV that the intent of the Chinese is now becoming clearer as they want to encroach areas near the Karakoram Pass and get depth for their highways which move towards Pakistan and Europe through countries moving through the Shenzhen region above the Indian territory.

*“In the DBO sector, the Chinese want to create troubles for us and have been blocking our patrols from going up to our patrolling points 10 to 13 in that area. These are adjoining the Galwan River Valley and are close to the Indian battalions in the DBO sector,”* they said.

Sources said that the Chinese have also used their road infrastructure in the rear positions to swiftly move heavy vehicles and artillery closer to the LAC near PP 15, PP 17 and PP 17 A.

The DBO sector represents Indian presence on the Aksai Chin plateau which otherwise is mostly controlled by the Chinese.

Despite consensus on partial disengagement in these areas, the Chinese have further bolstered their troops' movement and construction activities.

In the finger area of Pangong Tso as well, the Chinese have continued to build up their strength and fortified their positions on the finger four and adjoining parts.

The Chinese have also deployed Sukhoi-30 aircraft in the rear positions and they have been carrying out regular sorties close to the Indian territory.

Presence of air defence gun batteries of long-range have also been detected and this has been done to tackle the major threat from Indian Air Force fighter aircraft operating in the area.

India and China have so far held two rounds of General-level talks where they have agreed to disengage further.

However, the Chinese have failed to honour their commitments and assurances agreed upon during the talks at the senior-most level.

Courtesy *India Today*

22/06/2020

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An army jawan Killed in Pakistani shelling in Naushera sector of Rajouri district of Jammu & Kashmir. Another jawan injured

21/06/2020

Army holds clash area as PLA blocks 8km Pangong stretch

NEW DELHI: There is still some lack of clarity about the exact ground situation in the Galwan Valley region of eastern Ladakh. But there is little doubt that Chinese soldiers have built dozens of new fortifications and bunkers after physically occupying an almost 8-km stretch of what India considers its own territory along the Pangong Tso since early-May.
Chinese troops have also taken control of the heights to dominate ‘Finger-4 to 8’ (mountainous spurs) area on the north bank of Pangong Tso, adroitly utilising the time when bilateral military talks were underway on the troop confrontations at Patrolling Points 14, 15 and 17 in the Galwan Valley and Gogra-Hot Springs areas.
Official sources on Saturday said the Indian Army is now “holding” the area near PP-14 in the Galwan Valley region, which was the location of the bloody skirmish that left 20 Indian soldiers dead and 76 injured on June 15. After the clash, the Army said, "Indian and Chinese troops have disengaged at the Galwan area where they had earlier clashed on the night of 15/16 June 2020."
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“The two rival armies are more or less on their own sides of the line of actual control (LAC) in the Galwan region. But there is no disengagement (in the broader sense), with military build-ups being present on both sides,” said an official source.

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19/06/2020

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>>> Suspended J-K police officer Davinder Singh granted bail in terror case after Delhi Police fails to file charge sheet in time, says lawyer(PTI)

19/06/2020

June bloodiest month in Shopian: 22 militants killed in 12 days

>>>. June has been the bloodiest month in south Kashmir's Shopian district where 22 militants have been killed in last 12 days.

The Shopian and Pulwama districts are considered hotbed for militancy.

For the last few weeks, the government forces have intensified anti-militancy operations in Shopian district.

As per figure available with news agency Kashmir (KINS), 22 militants including some top commanders have been killed in the current month in Shopian district so far.

On Friday morning, five militants were killed in a gunfight with forces in Shopian.

As per the data on June 7, a gunfight broke out in Reban Shopian in which five militants were killed.

Four militants were killed in Pinjor Shopian on June 8.

On June 11, five militants were killed In Sugoo Hendhama area of Shopian.

In Turkawangam Shopian gunfight which was reported on June 16, three militants including a top Hibz commander were killed.

A police official said the encounters took place in Shopian after security forces received specific inputs about presence of militants in these areas. "Killing of 22 militants in 19 days is a big achievement for security forces," the official said.

For the past few months, the police are not handing over the bodies of militants to their family members. Instead they are being buried in Sonamarg or in Baramulla.

19/06/2020

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8 militants killed in Kashmir twin encounters

>>> Militant groups in the Valley suffered a major setback as 8 militants were killed in counter-insurgency operations in 2 different areas in South Kashmir.

The gunfights had raged yesterday in Pampore and Shopian areas and today both these operations ended on a bloody note- killing 8 militants. Yesterday one militant each were killed in Meej Pampore and Bandapawa Shopian.

19/06/2020

Shopian Gunfight: Three militants killed, operation on

>>> One more militant was killed in a gunfight that broke out on Thursday in Bandpawa area of Chitragam Tehsil in south Kashmir's Shopian district.

An official told News agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that one more militant was killed in the gunfight. With this killing, the death toll of the militants in the encounter has reached three

A team of Police, Army’s 44 RR and CRPF launched a cordon and search operation on specific information about the presence of militants in the area

19/06/2020

Ladakh de-escalation process: 76 army men injured in face-off stable, to resume duty within two weeks, says Army

_No Indian trooper is missing since the violent face-off: MEA

>>> All 76 Indian soldiers injured in the violent face-off with the Chinese troops in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley are stable and no one is critical now, the Indian Army said today.

Giving further details, the Army in an official statement to, KNO , said that 18 soldiers are at its hospital in Leh and they will be able to join the duty in about two weeks. 58 are at other hospitals and can resume duty within a week.

*“No one critical as of now. All stable. 18 soldiers at our hospital in Leh. Will be out on duty in about 15 days. 58 soldiers at other hospitals. Should be back on duty within a week. Status as of today afternoon,”* the Army said in an official statement.

The Army has also requested media to not hype the numbers. *“As you can see, most soldiers will be back on duty within this week itself,”* it said.

The Army’s clarification came after some exaggerated figures were doing rounds in some sections of media.

20 Indian soldiers including the commanding officer of 16 Bihar regiment were killed in the violent face-off at Galwan Valley with China’s PLA on the intervening night of June 15 and 16.

Earlier in the evening, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that no Indian troops are missing in the Monday night’s violent clashes in the area along LAC.

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