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Terrorist Killed In Srinagar Was Assigned To Carry Out Suicide Attack: Police
The terrorist killed in Srinagar was a relative of one of the accused in the February 2019 suicide attack in Pulwama's Lethpora, in which 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel lost their lives.
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CRPF Soldier Killed, Cop Injured As Forces Foil Terror Attack In Srinagar
For the second time in as many days, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir had to fight off a suicide terrorist attack, this time in the heart of Srinagar that left one soldier dead. The attack came just a day after the forces neutralised all four terrorists who struck an army base in Jammu, killing five soldiers and one civilian.
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No Clean Chit Yet But Pune Woman Was Not A Suicide Bomber: Kashmir Police
The police in Jammu and Kashmir may have received false intelligence inputs about a purported suicide attack by a young woman from Pune on Republic Day in Kashmir. After detaining and questioning Sadiya Anwar Shaikh, 18, the police on Saturday said it doesn't have any evidence to suggest that she was planning a suicide attack. However, police offic...
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Khalid's Killing Has 'Taken Away Eyes And Ears' Of Jaish In Kashmir: Police
A top Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist, Khalid, was killed by the security forces today in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla. He was believed to have plotted a series of suicide attacks in Kashmir, including one last week near the Srinagar airport, in which a soldier was killed.
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Attack On BSF Camp Near Srinagar Airport, All 3 Terrorists Killed: Highlights
Three suicide attackers carrying a massive arsenal of guns and explosives broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) camp near the Srinagar airport before dawn today and opened fire, killing one soldier. All three terrorists were killed after nearly 10 hours of gunbattle. Flights were suspended at the Srinagar airport for over five hours and long del...
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3 Terrorists Who Attacked BSF Camp Near Srinagar Airport Killed
Three suicide attackers carrying a massive arsenal of guns and explosives broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) camp near the Srinagar airport before dawn today and opened fire, killing one soldier. All three terrorists were killed after nearly 10 hours of gunbattle. Flights were suspended at the Srinagar airport for over five hours and long del...
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Terror Attacks in Kashmir Ahead of PM Modi's Monday Trip to Srinagar
In a series of terror attacks in Kashmir, large parts of which will vote on Tuesday in a staggered election, 13 people were killed today. In addition to a civilian, nine soldiers and three policemen were killed, marking the heaviest losses for security forces in the state in over six years.
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Terrorists Were Planning Major Strike Ahead of PM's Rally in Jammu and Kashmir, Say Sources: Ten Developments
In four terror attacks in Kashmir, where elections are being held in five phases, 13 people have been killed today. Sources said a major strike was averted with the killing of two terrorists in Srinagar ahead of PM Modi's rally in the city on Monday.
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CRPF attack case has been cracked, says Jammu and Kashmir police
Police on Tuesday claimed to have cracked the suicide attack case on a CRPF camp in Srinagar with the arrest of four persons, including an LeT militant from Pakistan, and recovered huge cache of arms, but said investigations did not prove that the attack was linked to execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru.
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Blog: Intercepts prove Lashkar is more active, how will India react?
Does the March 13 fidayeen (suicide) attack in Bemina in Srinagar, in which five Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) men were killed and another seven including civilians injured, come as a surprise? If one were to believe the security agencies, specially the intelligence agencies, the answer is a clear 'No'.
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Arrested Pakistani militants reveal Srinagar CRPF camp attack plot
The Jammu and Kashmir Police have claimed that the two Pakistani nationals arrested last night in connection with the fidayeen or suicide attack on the camp of the Central Reserve Police Force or CRPF have revealed the role of Pakistan-based militants.
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In CRPF jawan's funeral procession, wrong photo is used
In an embarrassing lapse, the portrait of the brother of CRPF soldier N Satish, who was killed in the militant attack in Srinagar, was taken in his funeral procession in Mandya today with relatives and district authorities blaming each other for it.
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Suspected Pak militant arrested for attack on CRPF camp in Srinagar: Sources
In a major breakthrough in yesterday's fidayeen or suicide attack on the CRPF in Srinagar, police have arrested a Pakistani militant, sources said.
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Pakistan-made items found on killed terrorists: Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde
The two terrorists killed in Wednesday's attack in Srinagar seemed to be foreign fidayeen (suicide attackers) and items recovered from them appeared to be of Pakistani origin, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said on Thursday.
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Militants who attacked in Srinagar appear to be of Pak origin: Home Minister
The BJP's Sushma Swaraj today asked why Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde was not in the Lok Sabha when the House paid tribute to five soldiers from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) who were killed in a suicide attack by militants in Srinagar yesterday.
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Terrorist Killed In Srinagar Was Assigned To Carry Out Suicide Attack: Police
The terrorist killed in Srinagar was a relative of one of the accused in the February 2019 suicide attack in Pulwama's Lethpora, in which 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel lost their lives.
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CRPF Soldier Killed, Cop Injured As Forces Foil Terror Attack In Srinagar
For the second time in as many days, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir had to fight off a suicide terrorist attack, this time in the heart of Srinagar that left one soldier dead. The attack came just a day after the forces neutralised all four terrorists who struck an army base in Jammu, killing five soldiers and one civilian.
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No Clean Chit Yet But Pune Woman Was Not A Suicide Bomber: Kashmir Police
The police in Jammu and Kashmir may have received false intelligence inputs about a purported suicide attack by a young woman from Pune on Republic Day in Kashmir. After detaining and questioning Sadiya Anwar Shaikh, 18, the police on Saturday said it doesn't have any evidence to suggest that she was planning a suicide attack. However, police offic...
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Khalid's Killing Has 'Taken Away Eyes And Ears' Of Jaish In Kashmir: Police
A top Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist, Khalid, was killed by the security forces today in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla. He was believed to have plotted a series of suicide attacks in Kashmir, including one last week near the Srinagar airport, in which a soldier was killed.
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Attack On BSF Camp Near Srinagar Airport, All 3 Terrorists Killed: Highlights
Three suicide attackers carrying a massive arsenal of guns and explosives broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) camp near the Srinagar airport before dawn today and opened fire, killing one soldier. All three terrorists were killed after nearly 10 hours of gunbattle. Flights were suspended at the Srinagar airport for over five hours and long del...
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3 Terrorists Who Attacked BSF Camp Near Srinagar Airport Killed
Three suicide attackers carrying a massive arsenal of guns and explosives broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) camp near the Srinagar airport before dawn today and opened fire, killing one soldier. All three terrorists were killed after nearly 10 hours of gunbattle. Flights were suspended at the Srinagar airport for over five hours and long del...
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Terror Attacks in Kashmir Ahead of PM Modi's Monday Trip to Srinagar
In a series of terror attacks in Kashmir, large parts of which will vote on Tuesday in a staggered election, 13 people were killed today. In addition to a civilian, nine soldiers and three policemen were killed, marking the heaviest losses for security forces in the state in over six years.
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Terrorists Were Planning Major Strike Ahead of PM's Rally in Jammu and Kashmir, Say Sources: Ten Developments
In four terror attacks in Kashmir, where elections are being held in five phases, 13 people have been killed today. Sources said a major strike was averted with the killing of two terrorists in Srinagar ahead of PM Modi's rally in the city on Monday.
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CRPF attack case has been cracked, says Jammu and Kashmir police
Police on Tuesday claimed to have cracked the suicide attack case on a CRPF camp in Srinagar with the arrest of four persons, including an LeT militant from Pakistan, and recovered huge cache of arms, but said investigations did not prove that the attack was linked to execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru.
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Blog: Intercepts prove Lashkar is more active, how will India react?
Does the March 13 fidayeen (suicide) attack in Bemina in Srinagar, in which five Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) men were killed and another seven including civilians injured, come as a surprise? If one were to believe the security agencies, specially the intelligence agencies, the answer is a clear 'No'.
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Arrested Pakistani militants reveal Srinagar CRPF camp attack plot
The Jammu and Kashmir Police have claimed that the two Pakistani nationals arrested last night in connection with the fidayeen or suicide attack on the camp of the Central Reserve Police Force or CRPF have revealed the role of Pakistan-based militants.
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In CRPF jawan's funeral procession, wrong photo is used
In an embarrassing lapse, the portrait of the brother of CRPF soldier N Satish, who was killed in the militant attack in Srinagar, was taken in his funeral procession in Mandya today with relatives and district authorities blaming each other for it.
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Suspected Pak militant arrested for attack on CRPF camp in Srinagar: Sources
In a major breakthrough in yesterday's fidayeen or suicide attack on the CRPF in Srinagar, police have arrested a Pakistani militant, sources said.
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Pakistan-made items found on killed terrorists: Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde
The two terrorists killed in Wednesday's attack in Srinagar seemed to be foreign fidayeen (suicide attackers) and items recovered from them appeared to be of Pakistani origin, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said on Thursday.
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Militants who attacked in Srinagar appear to be of Pak origin: Home Minister
The BJP's Sushma Swaraj today asked why Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde was not in the Lok Sabha when the House paid tribute to five soldiers from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) who were killed in a suicide attack by militants in Srinagar yesterday.
