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Bloody November- 46 People Killed in Kashmir

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November 28 With the Killing of two Militants in Budgam in an encounter in Central Kashmir on Wednesday, the death toll in violence related incidents has climbed to 46 in November. Two militants of Lashkar-e-Toiba and an army man Prakash Jadhav were killed and two CRPF men injured in the gunfight at Redwani area of south Kashmir's Kulgam district Tuesday. In a separate encounter at Hafoo, Reshipora area of Tral in south Kashmir's Pulwama district, a militant owing allegiance to Zakir Musa-led Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, an Al-Qaeda offshoot, was killed. Naveed Jatt, the top most commander of Lashkar e Taiba was killed in a gun battle in Chatterpora area of Budgam on Wednesday. According to data maintained by The Kashmiriyat, of the 46 casualties reported this month so far, 34 were militant...

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Naveed Jutt Killing- Spontaneous Shutdown in Pampore, Clashes in Pulwama

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November 28 Violent clashes have erupted in Pulwama town of South Kashmir after the killing of Naveed Jatt in an encounter with Government forces in Budgam Sources told The Kashmiriyat that hundreds of youth on Wednesday shouting pro Freedom and Anti India slogans hit the streets and threw stones on Forces deployed in the area. ALSO READ: Naveed Jutt Likely Killed, Three Army Men Injured in Budgam Encounter Shopkeepers in Pulwama and Pampore area downed their shutters as a mark of protest against the killing of top Lashkar commander. The Forces tried to disperse the youth by throwing tear smoke shells, however the clashes were going on, when this report was filed. Meanwhile train services in Kashmir have been suspended and internet speed has also been reduced.buy temovate...

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Who was Top Lashkar Commander, Naveed Jatt?

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November 28 Lashkar-e-Taiba militant Naveed Jatt was active in south Kashmir, the hotbed of militancy, and allegedly involved in multiple attacks between 2013-2014 before he escaped from a hospital in Srinagar. 21-year-old Jatt, also known as Abu Hanzulla allegedly killed two policemen and an assistant sub-inspector in one of the attacks. A resident of Multan in Pakistan’s Punjab province, he was also accused of being involved in another attack in which five policemen and two civilians were seriously injured. Jatt as per reports belonged to a poor family with many siblings.buy lipitor generic buy lipitor generic He had infiltrated into India along with seven other militants between October and November 2012. According to a police report, they entered through Athmuqam Farkian area...

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Naveed Jutt Killing, Protests Erupt in IUST, Bemina Degree College

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November 27 Scores of students of Islamic University of Science and Technology and Government Degree College Bemina staged a protest demonstration against the killing of slain Lashkar commander Naveed Jatt in Budgam on Wednesday. Eyewitnesses told The Kashmiriyat that students raised pro-independence and anti-India slogans and marched through the campus of Islamic University. In Srinagar's Bemina Degree College, The students also pelted stones on the forces. However, the witnesses said, the government forces did not retaliate to the protesting students. Meanwhile, reports said that as the news about the killing of top militant commander Naveed Jatt reached Pampore, the shopkeepers downed their shutters.

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Naveed Jutt Killed in Budgam Encounter, Says Police

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November 28 Top Lashkar e Taiba commander Naveed Jutt has been killed in a gunfight with government forces in Chattergam area of Central Kashmir's Budgam district. The Kashmiriyat initially broke the news, "Naveed Jutt Likely Killed, Three Army Men Injured in Budgam Encounter." The official handle of Jammu Kashmir Police Zone confirmed that Naveed was killed in the gunfight along with a local militant. Two Militants were killed and three army men suffered injuries in the gunfight in Kathpora area of Chatergam area in Budgam district in central Kashmir. The authorities have suspended mobile internet services in the district while the train services across Kashmir region have been suspended as a precautionary measure.

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15 Injured in Budgam Clashes, 3 Referred to Srinagar

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November 28 At least fifteen people have sustained injuries during the ongoing clashes near the Encounter site in the Chattergam area of Central Kashmir's Budgam District where an encounter raged early morning on Wednesday The Government Forces fired tear smoke shells, pellets and bullets on the protesting youth as they tried to march towards the encounter site, Locals told The Kashmiriyat. Sources confirmed to The Kashmiriyat that three among the injured youth were referred to the Srinagar hospitals. The clashes were going on while this report was being filed Meanwhile two Militants including Naveed Jutt have been killed in the encounter amid massive clashes in nearby areas. (The Kashmiriyat)

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Naveed Jutt Likely Killed, Three Army Men Injured in Budgam Encounter

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November 27 The Encounter that had raged in Chatergam Budgam in the early hours of Wednesday has ended with the killing of two militants and three army men have also been injured. Sources informed The Kashmiriyat that the joint operation was being conducted by 50 RR of Indian Army, SOG of Jammu Kashmir Police and Central Reserve Police Force. The forces had laid a siege around the Chatergam area after receiving credible inputs about the presence of two Militants in the area, who during the search operation opened fire upon Forces, triggering a gunfight. In the ensuing gunfight, one Army man and two Militants were killed, the house in which the Militants were holed up has also been damaged during the encounter. Among the slain Militants, Naveed Jatt, the top most commander of...

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Intense Clashes Erupt near Encounter Site in Budgam

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November 28 Clashes between protesters and government forces erupted in Chatergam area of Central Kashmir’s Budgam district where a gunfight between militants and forces is underway. Two Militant bodies have been recovered from the gunfight site, official sources told The Kashmiriyat. A Local told The Kashmiriyat that scores of protesters including women assembled and pelted stones on forces who responded to immense tear smoke shelling. Announcements are being made on loudspeakers in the mosques asking others to come out, a local told The Kashmiriyat. People in large numbers from adjacent areas are trying marching towards the encounter site.

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Nocturnal CASO Launched in Pulwama Area

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November 27 Following a specific input about Militant movement, the Government Forces jointly launched a cordon and search operation in the Tengpuna area of South Kashmir’s Pulwama District. On Tuesday Night, the forces including 55 RR of Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu Kashmir police sealed all the entry and exit points to this Pulwama area. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that a heavy contingent of forces reached this locality and are conducting a search operation in the area. A search operation was going on when this report was being filed.

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Forces Ransack Property in Islamabad (Anantnag) Township

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November 27 The Locals in Shirpora area of Islamabad (Anantnag) township in South Kashmir have accused the Government Forces of vandalization in the locality just now. Locals from the area told The Kashmiriyat that forces barged into Shirpora area and smashed vehicles in the area. They said that forces also abused men and women and before they left they had caused a huge damage to civilian property.buy sildalis online https://alvitacare.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/classes/new/sildalis.html no prescription "Without any provocation, the forces smashed the glasses of vehicles, they damaged more than a dozen vehicles parked on the streets," a local told The Kashmiriyat.