FOUR EXTREMISTS KILLED IN TWO SEPARATE EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH KASHMIR

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Four extremists were killed in two separate experiences—at Shopian and Tral—in south Kashmir on Saturday.

On the mediating evening of Friday and Saturday, a cooperative group of Jammu and Kashmir Police, the Army and paramilitary powers cordoned off the Chowgam town in Shopian subsequent to getting inputs about the presence of assailants there.

As the group moved toward the objective, the extremists started shooting and attempted to break the security cordon.

"In the following experience, two psychological oppressors were killed and their bodies were recovered from the site of experience," the police said in an authority discharge. The cops added that both the extremists were related with the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) outfit and were important for bunches associated with "a few fear wrongdoing cases".

Hours later the Shopian gunfight finished, two additional assailants were killed in a gunfight in Tral when a cooperative group of J&K Police, the Army and paramilitary powers cordoned off Hardumir town in South Kashmir's Tral. The security powers said that they had gotten inputs about the presence of extremists in the town.

As the group of powers working together focused in on the objective, the assailants stowing away in the town discharged at them, prompting a gunfight. In the short shootout that followed, two assailants were killed.

The police have distinguished the killed extremists as Nadeem Bhat and Rasool false name Adil. Cops said that the assailants were associated to Ansar Ghazwatul Hind (AGH), a nearby subsidiary of Al-Qaeda.

The police additionally said that the assailants were "engaged with a few fear episodes" and two AK rifles were recuperated from them. Adil was an IED master, the cops added.

The experiences came a day later an assailant was killed in a gunfight in South Kashmir's Anantnag on Friday. The killed assailant, recognized as Shahzad Ahmad Seh, was allegedly connected with the Hizbul Mujahideen. He was killed at Muminhall town of Arwani in Anatnag.

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