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Six terrorists killed in J&K October 17, 2004 19:15 IST Six Lashkar-e-Tayiba terrorists, including its self-styled group commander Abdul Rehman, and three army personnel were killed in two encounters in Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday, according to an official spokesman. Following a tip-off, army and paramilitary troops launched a joint operation in Rajwad forest in Kupwara district, he said. In the ensuing gun battle four terrorists -- Abdul Rehman, Abu Marsad, Muslim Jehangir and Qasim -- and an army jawan were killed, he said. Arms and ammunition, including four Kalashnikov rifles, were found at the encounter site, the spokesman said. In another encounter at Malipora-Qazigund in Anantnag district, two terrorists and two army jawans were killed. One of the slain terrorists was identified as Gulzar Ahmed Parray. More reports from Jammu and Kashmir Read about: The Road to Peace | Kargil Crisis
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