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The militants opened fire on a sentry post of Territorial Army in Manjakote at around 4 am.

Army personnel injured in militant attack in Rajouri, search op on

Army personnel injured in a militant attack in Rajouri, search opp on

The militants opened fire on a sentry post of Territorial Army in Manjakote at around 4 am.

An Army personnel was injured when terrorists opened fire on a security post in a village in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir early Sunday, officials said.
The terrorists fired on a sentry post of Territorial Army at village Galuthi in Manjakote area around 4 am, prompting retaliation by troops, they said.
They said the soldier was injured in the exchange of fire that continued for nearly half-an-hour between the two sides but the terrorists managed to flee into the nearby forest.
A massive search operation was launched to track down the terrorists.
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The terrorists fired upon the vehicles -- a truck and a Gypsy -- killing three soldiers and seriously injuring three others.

Three army soldiers were killed and three others were injured when Pakistan backed terrorists ambushed to Indian army vehicles in Jammu and Kashmir's hilly Rajouri district.&nbsp; The ambush took place Thursday evening in Talamandi when terrorists fired at two military vehicles which were on their way to join a joint operation which was going on in the mountainous region since Wednesday. The army said that the operation was going on in Dera Ki Gali in Rajouri since the night of December 20.&nbsp;&nbsp; The army said the anti-terror operation was going on.

"An encounter is underway in Kandi forest in Rajouri. Contact has been established with terrorists," PRO Defence Jammu said in a statement.

Day after 5 jawans killed, fresh encounter begins in Rajouri

Day after 5 jawans killed, the fresh encounter begins in Rajouri

"An encounter is underway in Kandi forest in Rajouri. Contact has been established with terrorists," PRO Defence Jammu said in a statement.

A day after five Army personnel were killed in an explosion triggered by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri, a gunbattle between security forces and terrorists started on Saturday morning.
"An encounter is underway in Kandi forest in Rajouri. Contact has been established with terrorists," PRO Defence Jammu said in a statement.
This is part of an ongoing operation in the Kandi forest in the Rajouri sector to flush out terrorists.

Reports said police posters announcing a reward of Rs 10 lakh to anyone giving credible information about the terrorists have also come up at various places in the district.

Rajouri civilian killings: over 50 detained for questioning, searches on for 9th day

Reports said police posters announcing a reward of Rs 10 lakh to anyone giving credible information about the terrorists have also come up at various places in the district.

Over 50 people have been detained so far for questioning in connection with the attack on the minority community in Jammu and Kashmir's Dhangri village even as a massive search operation to track down the terrorists behind the strike continued on the ninth day on Tuesday, officials said.
Seven persons were killed and 14 others injured in the terrorist attack on January 1.
Following the attack, the administration strengthened Village Defence Guards (VDGs) comprising local volunteers and the border grid to keep a tight vigil on possible infiltration routes, the officials said.
They said police posters announcing a reward of Rs 10 lakh to anyone giving credible information about the terrorists have also come up at various places in the district.
A joint cordon and search operation by the Army, police and CRPF is in progress at over two dozen villages where there were reports of terrorist presence before the attack, the officials said, adding special operational teams of Jammu and Kashmir police, moved from outside Rajouri, have also been deployed at designated locations.
"Anti-terrorist operation is going on at a massive scale to neutralise the terrorists involved in the Dhangri attack.There are some vital leads and we are working on these to bring the culprits to book," Senior Superintendent of Police Rajouri, Mohammad Aslam told PTI.
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He said additional troops of the CRPF along with police were deployed in sensitive areas to strengthen vigil.
Officials said over 50 suspects have been detained so far during the ongoing operation and are being questioned for their alleged links with terrorists.
They said several vital leads have been found during questioning of the suspected persons and it was almost clear that the terrorists were present in the town before carrying out the attack.
Police have also deployed additional personnel at border posts as part of enhanced security near the Line of Control (LoC) to keep a close vigil on notorious infiltration routes, the officials said.
Meanwhile, as part of efforts to strengthen VDGs and sharpen their firing skills, the officials said the Indian Army held a special firing practice session for the volunteers in Mahadev Menka firing range in Sunderbani sector this morning.
Over 50 VDGs, drawn from different villages along the LoC, took part in the firing practice session which was held in coordination with local police, the officials said.
They said weapon handlers and shooting experts of the Army demonstrated proper use of weapons to VDGs who later practised firing.&nbsp;

Rajouri killings: J&K police announces reward for sharing info on terrorists involved

Rajouri killings: J&K police announces reward for information on militants

According to the officials, the IED was apparently left by a militant in front of one of the victim's house before fleeing which was set on a timer.

Jammu and Kashmir Police has announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh for sharing specific information about terrorists involved in attack on civilians in Rajouri district on January 1.&nbsp;
Six civilians, including a 4-year-old kid, were killed in the attack by the militants.&nbsp;
While Deepak Kumar, Satish Kumar, Pritam Pal and Shiv Pal were killed in firing by unidentified terrorists on January 1, a 4-year-old boy Vihan Sharma and 16-year-old Samiksha Sharma were killed a day later when an IED exploded near the scene of the firing.
According to the officials, the IED was apparently left by a militant in front of one of the victim's house before fleeing which was set on a timer.
The IED went off a day later killing two children.&nbsp;
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