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Army, infiltrators exchange fire near LoC in Kupwara

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April 27, 2018
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Srinagar, April 26: A gunfight broke out between army and militants near Line of Control (LoC) in Keran sector of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district, reports came in late Thursday night said.

A local News Agency GNS reported that army’s 16 Madras manning the Gharat Post at Kaninthawali, Jumgund along the LoC in Keran opened fire after detecting some suspicious movement at around 7:55 pm in the area.

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“A group of three to four militants believed to be the infiltrators returned the fire ensuing a brief exchange of gunfire”, the agency quoted official sources.

A senior army officer based in north Kashmir told GNS that the movement of the infiltrators was challenged by the forces after they tried to sneak in.

“A heavy exchange of gunfire reported for some time and searches would be carried out at the crack of the dawn,” the officer said.

There is a possibility that one infiltrator might have been killed and it would be known after searches will be conducted tomorrow, reports said.

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