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A fierce encounter in Kulgam’s Guddar forest entered its second day as security forces killed two terrorists, including a suspected Pakistani, while two soldiers lost their lives and an Army major was injured.

J&K Encounter in Kulgam Enters Second Day; Casualties Reported

J&K Kulgam Encounter Day Two: Casualties Reported

A fierce encounter in Kulgam&rsquo;s Guddar forest entered its second day as security forces killed two terrorists, including a suspected Pakistani, while two soldiers lost their lives and an Army major was injured.

The encounter in the Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir entered the second day on Tuesday as security forces were engaged in a gunbattle with terrorists.
"The operation against terrorists in Kulgam has resumed this morning after a brief lull in firing overnight," an official said here.
Two terrorists, including one believed to be a Pakistani national, and two soldiers were killed in the fierce encounter that started on Monday. An Army major was also injured in the operation.
The encounter erupted after security forces launched a search operation in the Gudar forest area of Kulgam based on specific intelligence about the presence of terrorists, who opened fire on the security forces.
During the operation, two soldiers, identified as Sub Perbhat Gaur and Lance Naik Narender Sindhu, and an Army major were injured in the gunfight, the officials said.
Gaur and Sindhu succumbed to their injuries while the officer's condition is stated to be stable.
A tweet by the Army's Kashmir-based Chinar Corps said that it "honours the supreme sacrifice of the bravehearts, Sub Perbhat Gaur and L/Nk Narender Sindhu, in line of duty for the nation. Their courage and dedication will forever inspire us".
Earlier, based on an intelligence input from Jammu and Kashmir police, a joint search operation was launched by the Army, CRPF and police in the Guddar forest of Kulgam.
Vigilant troops observed suspicious activity and were met with gunfire when they challenged the terrorists.
Initial reports indicate one of the neutralised terrorists was a local, while the second is believed to be a foreign militant with the code name 'Rehman Bhai'.
Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat visited the encounter site in Guddar, where he praised the joint operation led by the Army.&nbsp;

 It comes a day after two terrorists were gunned down during a combing operation. According to reports, one of the terrorists killed was the commander of TRF, an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Third terrorist killed during encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam 

&nbsp;It comes a day after two terrorists were gunned down during a combing operation. According to reports, one of the terrorists killed was the commander of TRF, an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.

The Indian security agencies killed the third terrorist during a fresh encounter in Kulgam on May 8. The Kashmir Zone Police said on social media X that the third terrorist was neutralised and his identity was being ascertained. &nbsp;
"The third terrorist was neutralised in the Kulgam encounter. The identity of the terrorist is being ascertained. Further details shall follow: Kashmir Zone Police," it said on X.
It comes a day after two terrorists were gunned down during a combing operation. According to reports, one of the terrorists killed was the commander of &nbsp;The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
He was identified as Basit Dar, an "A" category terrorist who belonged to The Resistance Front (TRF), according to Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kashmir, V K Birdhi, reports PTI news agency.
He said security forces got inputs about the movement of terrorists in Redwani village following which a cordon and search operation was launched there on Monday night.
"There was firing from the other side," he told reporters in Kulgam.
Birdhi said the terrorists were given an opportunity to surrender, but they continued their firing on the security personnel.
"Two terrorists have been killed in this operation and their bodies have been retrieved, but the search operation is going on," he said.
Describing Dar's killing as a significant achievement, Birdhi said he was involved in 18 cases including in Srinagar city.
"He was involved in the killing of police personnel and innocent civilians.He was involved in planning and carrying out attacks including on minority community members," the IGP added.
In 2022, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) announced a bounty of Rs 10 lakh on Dar.&nbsp;
(With inputs from PTI)
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A Jammu and Kashmir police officer, whose son was slain in an anti-militancy operation in Kulgam district in 2020, was killed in a terror attack in Srinagar in which two other policemen were also injured. Assistant Sub Inspector of Police Mushtaq Ahmad Lone and his collegues were manning a check-post in Lal Bazar locality of Srinagar when terrorists fired at them from a close range on Tuesday evening. Reports said while Mushtaq died at the spot, two policemen received bullet wounds and were shifted to a nearby hospital. Armed forces launched a search operation after the attack but the terrorists managed to flee. The deceased officer's son, Aqib Mushtaq Lone was killed in an encounter in Guddar area in his native Kulgam district in April 2020. Aqib had completed engineering from a college in Chandigarh and joined militant ranks soon after. 
 

Srinagar terror attack: police officer whose militant son was killed in 2020, slain

Police officer whose militant son was killed in 2020, slain in J&K terror attack

Reports said while Mushtaq died at the spot, two policemen received bullet wounds and were shifted to a nearby hospital.&nbsp;

A Jammu and Kashmir police officer, whose son was slain in an anti-militancy operation in Kulgam district in 2020, was killed in a terror attack in Srinagar in which two other policemen were also injured.&nbsp; Assistant Sub Inspector of Police Mushtaq Ahmad Lone and his collegues were manning a check-post in Lal Bazar locality of Srinagar when terrorists fired at them from a close range on Tuesday evening. Reports said while Mushtaq died at the spot, two policemen received bullet wounds and were shifted to a nearby hospital.&nbsp;
Armed forces launched a search operation after the attack but the terrorists managed to flee.&nbsp; The deceased officer's son, Aqib Mushtaq Lone was killed in an encounter in Guddar area in his native Kulgam district in April 2020. Aqib had completed engineering from a college in Chandigarh and joined militant ranks soon after.&nbsp; 
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Two local militants surrendered before THE security forces during an encounter in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, police said.
The encounter had started at Hadigam area of the south Kashmir district during the night, the police said.
However, the militants surrendered before the forces on the appeal of their parents and police.
"During the #encounter, 02 local terrorists #surrendered on the #appeal of their parents & police. #Incriminating materials, arms & ammunition recovered," Kashmir Zone Police wrote in its Twitter handle.

Two Kashmiri militants surrender during encounter after parents plead

The encounter had started at Hadigam area of the south Kashmir district during the night, the police said.

Two local militants surrendered before the security forces during an encounter in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, police said.
The encounter had started at Hadigam area of the south Kashmir district during the night, the police said.
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However, the militants surrendered before the forces on the appeal of their parents and police.
"During the #encounter, 02 local terrorists #surrendered on the #appeal of their parents &amp; police. #Incriminating materials, arms &amp; ammunition recovered," Kashmir Zone Police wrote in its Twitter handle.

A Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) terrorist was killed in an encounter with security forces in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, police said.
They said the encounter happened after the police launched a cordon and search operation in Khandipora area of the south Kashmir district following a specific input about the presence of terrorists there. He said the search operation turned into an encounter after the hiding terrorists fired upon the forces.
In the exchange of fire, one terrorists was killed, the official said, adding the deceased belonged to the Hizbul Mujahideen terror outfit.
The operation is going on, he said.

Hizb terrorist killed in encounter in Kashmir's Kulgam

In the exchange of fire, one terrorists was killed, the official said, adding the deceased belonged to the Hizbul Mujahideen terror outfit.

A Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) terrorist was killed in an encounter with security forces in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, police said.
They said the encounter happened after the police launched a cordon and search operation in Khandipora area of the south Kashmir district following a specific input about the presence of terrorists there. He said the search operation turned into an encounter after the hiding terrorists fired upon the forces.
In the exchange of fire, one terrorists was killed, the official said, adding the deceased belonged to the Hizbul Mujahideen terror outfit.
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Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed & thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
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Wife of a Soldier who died fighting terrorists, Jyoti Nainwal becomes Indian Army officer

Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.

Jyoti Nainwal, the wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal, who died fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's&nbsp;Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support.
She prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.

Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.

Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kulgam-encounter-3-jem-terrorists-killed-dsp-army-jawan-killed-1551018230750"> Kulgam </a>in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; cleared the test, &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
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Four militants were killed in&nbsp;two separate encounters with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam&nbsp;district on Wednesday.&nbsp;Inspector General of Police for Kashmir Vijay&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;said the four ultras were killed during encounters in&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pombai and Gopalpor&nbsp;villages of the south Kashmir district.Kumar said that one of the slain militant has been identified as Afaq Sikander, a&nbsp;top commander of Lashkar e Toiba.The IGP&nbsp;said security forces also averted a major tragedy in neighbouring&nbsp;Pulwama&nbsp;district with the arrest of&nbsp;LeT&nbsp;associates Amir Bashir &amp; Mukhtar Bhat. The police officer said two&nbsp;ready-to-use IEDs&nbsp;were recovered from the duo.

Four militants killed in 2 encounters in Kashmir's Kulgam

Kumar said that one of the slain militant has been identified as Afaq Sikander, a&nbsp;top commander of Lashkar e Toiba.

Four militants were killed in&nbsp;two separate encounters with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam&nbsp;district on Wednesday.&nbsp; Inspector General of Police for Kashmir Vijay&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;said the four ultras were killed during encounters in&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pombai and Gopalpor&nbsp;villages of the south Kashmir district. Kumar said that one of the slain militant has been identified as Afaq Sikander, a&nbsp;top commander of Lashkar e Toiba. The IGP&nbsp;said security forces also averted a major tragedy in neighbouring&nbsp;Pulwama&nbsp;district with the arrest of&nbsp;LeT&nbsp;associates Amir Bashir &amp; Mukhtar Bhat. The police officer said two&nbsp;ready-to-use IEDs&nbsp;were recovered from the duo.

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