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Deputy Of Kashmir's Most Wanted Terrorist Among 6 Killed In J&K's Pulwama
Security forces on Saturday killed six terrorists in a gunfight in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district. An aide of Zakir Musa, one of Kashmir's most wanted terrorist, was also killed in the operation.
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Terrorist Zakir Moosa May Be In Punjab, Disguised As Sikh, Warns Intel
Security agencies have been put on high alert in Bathinda and Ferozepur districts of Punjab on Thursday following intelligence reports that terrorist Zakir Moosa could be hiding in the area.
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Wanted Terrorist Zakir Moosa Spotted In Punjab, Police Releases Posters
The intelligence agencies had issued a letter stating that seven members of the terror outfit JeM were believed to be sighted in Ferozepur, Punjab.
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Hizbul Heads For Split After Top Commander Snubbed. I Quit, He Says
Hizbul Mujahideen, the terrorist group that wants Jammu and Kashmir to join Pakistan, could be headed for split after its commander in Kashmir valley, Zakir Musa, reportedly put out an audio message announcing his decision to quit the group. The move followed a snub from the Hizbul leadership in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir distancing the outfit from ...
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Deputy Of Kashmir's Most Wanted Terrorist Among 6 Killed In J&K's Pulwama
Security forces on Saturday killed six terrorists in a gunfight in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district. An aide of Zakir Musa, one of Kashmir's most wanted terrorist, was also killed in the operation.
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Terrorist Zakir Moosa May Be In Punjab, Disguised As Sikh, Warns Intel
Security agencies have been put on high alert in Bathinda and Ferozepur districts of Punjab on Thursday following intelligence reports that terrorist Zakir Moosa could be hiding in the area.
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Wanted Terrorist Zakir Moosa Spotted In Punjab, Police Releases Posters
The intelligence agencies had issued a letter stating that seven members of the terror outfit JeM were believed to be sighted in Ferozepur, Punjab.
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Hizbul Heads For Split After Top Commander Snubbed. I Quit, He Says
Hizbul Mujahideen, the terrorist group that wants Jammu and Kashmir to join Pakistan, could be headed for split after its commander in Kashmir valley, Zakir Musa, reportedly put out an audio message announcing his decision to quit the group. The move followed a snub from the Hizbul leadership in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir distancing the outfit from ...
