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One Army jawan and two policemen were injured in a fresh gunfight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Sunday.&nbsp;
According to officials,&nbsp;Zia Mustafa, a jailed Pakistani terrorist of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was taken to Bhata Durian for identification of a terrorist hideout&nbsp;during the ongoing joint search operation&nbsp;in which four soldiers were killed.&nbsp;
During the search operation when the team approached the hideout, terrorists opened fire on the joint team of police and army personnel injuring 2 policemen and an army jawan.&nbsp;Mustafa also sustained injuries and he could not be extracted from the site due to heavy fire, according to the J&amp;K Police.&nbsp;
The counter-terrorism operation in Poonch-Rajouri&nbsp;forest belt of J&amp;K has been on for almost 2 weeks.

Army jawan, 2 policemen injured in fresh encounter with terrorists in J&K's Poonch

One Army jawan and two policemen were injured in a fresh gunfight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Sunday. 

The counter-terrorism operation in Poonch-Rajouri&nbsp;forest belt of J&amp;K has been on for almost 2 weeks.

One Army jawan and two policemen were injured in a fresh gunfight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Sunday.&nbsp;
According to officials,&nbsp;Zia Mustafa, a jailed Pakistani terrorist of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was taken to Bhata Durian for identification of a terrorist hideout&nbsp;during the ongoing joint search operation&nbsp;in which four soldiers were killed.&nbsp;
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During the search operation when the team approached the hideout, terrorists opened fire on the joint team of police and army personnel injuring 2 policemen and an army jawan.&nbsp;Mustafa also sustained injuries and he could not be extracted from the site due to heavy fire, according to the J&amp;K Police.&nbsp;
The counter-terrorism operation in Poonch-Rajouri&nbsp;forest belt of J&amp;K has been on for almost 2 weeks.

As a search operation to track a group of terrorists continued in the Mendhar&nbsp;forests for the six consecutive day on Saturday, the Indian army confirmed the death of two more personnel, taking the overall toll to 9.&nbsp;
On Monday, the army had engaged a group of terrorists in Poonch&nbsp;and in the initial exchange&nbsp;of fire five army personnel including a junior commanding officer lost their lives.&nbsp;
The army said in a statement&nbsp;Subedar Ajay Singh and Naik Harendra Singh&nbsp;were killed in action during search operations being conducted in densely forested area of Nar Khas&nbsp;in Mendhar.
The army said on Thursday&nbsp;after a fierce firefight with terrorists, the communication with the duo was disrupted and relentless operations continued to neutralize the terrorists and to re-establish communication with the soldiers.
The army said Subedar Ajay Singh and Naik Harendra Singh were killed in action in the fierce fight and their bodies have been recovered in the evening of &nbsp;Friday and&nbsp;the operations in the area are continuing.
On Friday the army had released details of two riflemen from Uttarakhand&nbsp;who were also slain in the ongoing encounter.&nbsp;
PRO(Defence) Jammu

Poonch encounter update: army says bodies of two missing personnel retrieved, toll mounts to 9

Poonch encounter update: army says bodies of two missing personnel retrieved, including a JCO, toll mounts to 9

Poonch&nbsp;encounter: Army says bodies of two soldiers found 9 army personnel including 2 JCOs&nbsp;have died fighting Encounter raged in Mendhar&nbsp;forests on Monday, searches continue
Operations being conducted in densely forested area of Nar Khas: Army

Poonch encounter update: army says bodies of two missing personnel retrieved, toll mounts to 9

As a search operation to track a group of terrorists continued in the Mendhar&nbsp;forests for the six consecutive day on Saturday, the Indian army confirmed the death of two more personnel, taking the overall toll to 9.&nbsp;
On Monday, the army had engaged a group of terrorists in Poonch&nbsp;and in the initial exchange&nbsp;of fire five army personnel including a junior commanding officer lost their lives.&nbsp;
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The army said in a statement&nbsp;Subedar Ajay Singh and Naik Harendra Singh&nbsp;were killed in action during search operations being conducted in densely forested area of Nar Khas&nbsp;in Mendhar.
The army said on Thursday&nbsp;after a fierce firefight with terrorists, the communication with the duo was disrupted and relentless operations continued to neutralize the terrorists and to re-establish communication with the soldiers.
The army said Subedar Ajay Singh and Naik Harendra Singh were killed in action in the fierce fight and their bodies have been recovered in the evening of &nbsp;Friday and&nbsp;the operations in the area are continuing.
On Friday the army had released details of two riflemen from Uttarakhand&nbsp;who were also slain in the ongoing encounter.&nbsp;
PRO(Defence) Jammu

Amid an ongoing anti-terror operation since Monday in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch, the Indian army has launched a massive combing operation to trace two soldiers who went missing on Thursday.
Among the missing personnel is a junior commanding officer who the army has not identified yet.The NDTV reported quoting unnamed sources in the army that the JCO and a soldier went missing after the Army came under heavy firing from terrorists on Thursday evening.
Two soldiers - Rifleman Yogambar Singh and rifleman Vikram Singh Negi - were killed in the encounter that erupted in Poonch-Rajouri forests, with army releasing their identity and pictures on Friday.
The report said retrieving the bodies of the fallen soldiers has proved to be a major challenge for the Army as they had to advance cautiously deep inside Nar Khas&nbsp; forests.
The Army launched a combing operation in Dera Ki Gali on Monday after receiving information about the presence of terrorists there. In the initial shootout, five soldiers including a junior Commissioned Officer were killed.
Since Thursday evening, the authorities have closed Poonch-Jammu highway as a safety measure.

Poonch encounter update: Army launches massive combing operation to trace missing JCO

Amid an ongoing anti-terror operation since Monday in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch, the Indian army has launched a massive combing operation to trace two soldiers who went missing on Thursday.

Poonch encounter update: Army launches massive combing operation to trace missing JCO

Amid an ongoing anti-terror operation since Monday in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch, the Indian army has launched a massive combing operation to trace two soldiers who went missing on Thursday.
Among the missing personnel is a junior commanding officer who the army has not identified yet. The NDTV reported quoting unnamed sources in the army that the JCO and a soldier went missing after the Army came under heavy firing from terrorists on Thursday evening.
Two soldiers - Rifleman Yogambar Singh and rifleman Vikram Singh Negi - were killed in the encounter that erupted in Poonch-Rajouri forests, with army releasing their identity and pictures on Friday.
The report said retrieving the bodies of the fallen soldiers has proved to be a major challenge for the Army as they had to advance cautiously deep inside Nar Khas&nbsp; forests.
The Army launched a combing operation in Dera Ki Gali on Monday after receiving information about the presence of terrorists there. In the initial shootout, five soldiers including a junior Commissioned Officer were killed.
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Since Thursday evening, the authorities have closed Poonch-Jammu highway as a safety measure.

The army on Friday released pictures of two soldiers who lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The army in&nbsp;a statement said&nbsp;Rifleman Vikram Singh Negi and Rifleman Yogambar Singh were critically injured and later succumbed to their injuries.&nbsp;&nbsp;While 26-year-old&nbsp;Rifleman Vikram Singh Negi is resident of Tehri Garhwal, 27-year-old&nbsp;Rifleman Yogambar Singh is resident of Chamoli in&nbsp;Uttarakhand.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A PTI report quoting a&nbsp;defence&nbsp;spokesperson had said that a junior commissioned officer&nbsp;and a jawan were critically injured during a counter-terrorist operation in the&nbsp;NarKhas&nbsp;forest area in&nbsp;Mendhar&nbsp;sub-division on Thursday evening.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The spokesperson had said while the body of the jawan has been retrieved, that of the JCO is yet to be retrieved from the area.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Jammu and Kashmir police&nbsp;had&nbsp;on Tuesday said terrorists involved in a recent attack on security forces in Poonch, in which five Army personnel including a JCO were killed, were present in the area for the last two to three months.&nbsp;The area is mountainous and the forest is dense, which makes the operation difficult and dangerous.&nbsp;Several counter-terrorist operations and encounters have taken place in the twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch this year.&nbsp;

Poonch encounter: Army releases pictures of slain soldiers, report says officer's body not retrieved yet

Poonch&nbsp;military operation continues since Monday, fighting resumes Army: 2 soldiers sacrificed their life on Thursday Report: body of an army officer&nbsp;untraceable in thick forest area Army officer, 4 soldiers lost their life on Monday Police: terrorists moving in Mendhar&nbsp;jungle since over 2 months Rise in militancy in border districts of Rajouri,&nbsp;Poonch&nbsp;this year

Poonch encounter: Army releases pictures of slain soldiers, report says officer's body not retrieved yet

The army on Friday released pictures of two soldiers who lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The army in&nbsp;a statement said&nbsp;Rifleman Vikram Singh Negi and Rifleman Yogambar Singh were critically injured and later succumbed to their injuries.&nbsp; &nbsp; While 26-year-old&nbsp;Rifleman Vikram Singh Negi is resident of Tehri Garhwal, 27-year-old&nbsp;Rifleman Yogambar Singh is resident of Chamoli in&nbsp;Uttarakhand.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; A PTI report quoting a&nbsp;defence&nbsp;spokesperson had said that a junior commissioned officer&nbsp;and a jawan were critically injured during a counter-terrorist operation in the&nbsp;NarKhas&nbsp;forest area in&nbsp;Mendhar&nbsp;sub-division on Thursday evening.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The spokesperson had said while the body of the jawan has been retrieved, that of the JCO is yet to be retrieved from the area.&nbsp; &nbsp; The Jammu and Kashmir police&nbsp;had&nbsp;on Tuesday said terrorists involved in a recent attack on security forces in Poonch, in which five Army personnel including a JCO were killed, were present in the area for the last two to three months.&nbsp; The area is mountainous and the forest is dense, which makes the operation difficult and dangerous.&nbsp; Several counter-terrorist operations and encounters have taken place in the twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch this year.&nbsp;

A Junior Commissioned Officer of the Indian army and four&nbsp;soldiers&nbsp;lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and&nbsp;Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch district on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;The army in a statement said they received inputs about the presence of a group of 4-5 militants in a village in Surankote which borders the Line of Control.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The army said&nbsp;the&nbsp;critically injured officer and soldiers were evacuated to nearest medical facility but succumbed to their injuries and the operation is still going on.&nbsp;&nbsp;

5 soldiers including JCO lost life in Poonch anti-terror operation

Five Army personnel, including a JCO, lost their life in a fierce gunfight with terrorists during an anti-insurgency operation in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir 

&nbsp;A Junior Commissioned Officer of the Indian army and four&nbsp;soldiers&nbsp;lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and&nbsp;Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch district on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp; The army in a statement said they received inputs about the presence of a group of 4-5 militants in a village in Surankote which borders the Line of Control.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The army said&nbsp;the&nbsp;critically injured officer and soldiers were evacuated to nearest medical facility but succumbed to their injuries and the operation is still going on.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Five Army personnel, including a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO), were killed in a fierce gunfight with terrorists during an anti-insurgency operation in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, officials said.&nbsp; The operation was launched in a village close to DKG in Surankote in the early hours following intelligence inputs about presence of terrorists, a&nbsp;Defence&nbsp;spokesman said.&nbsp; He said the ultras opened heavy fire on the search parties resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four other ranks.&nbsp; All the five soldiers succumbed to their injuries.&nbsp; The encounter with the terrorists was going on and further details are awaited, the spokesman said.&nbsp; The officials said there are reports about presence of a group of heavily-armed terrorists in&nbsp;Chamrer&nbsp;forest after they managed to sneak from across the Line of Control (LoC).&nbsp; Reinforcements have been rushed to the area to plug all escape routes to ensure the terrorists are&nbsp;neutralised, they said.&nbsp; &nbsp;
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Pakistan violates ceasefire in Jammu & Kashmir's Poonch

Amid the ongoing tension along the LAC&nbsp;and escalating border tension with China,&nbsp;Pakistan violated ceasefire in Shahpur, Kirni and Degwar sectors in Poonch district on Saturday morning.
The ceasefire violation began at 9.15am by firing with small arms and intense shelling with mortars along the Line of Control.

Pakistan violates ceasefire in Poonch sector
Pak troops started unprovoked firing&nbsp;and shelling
Pak&nbsp;violated ceasefire amid LAC&nbsp;tensions
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Amid the ongoing tension along the LAC&nbsp;and escalating border tension with China,&nbsp;Pakistan violated ceasefire in Shahpur, Kirni and Degwar sectors in Poonch district on Saturday morning.
The ceasefire violation began at 9.15am when Pakistani troops started unprovoked&nbsp;firing with small arms and intense shelling with mortars along the Line of Control.

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