Jammu and Kashmir: Two terrorists killed by security forces in Tral encounter
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Jammu and Kashmir: Two terrorists killed by security forces in Tral encounter

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The security forces have terminated two unidentified terrorists in an encounter that broke out on Friday morning at Nowbugh in the Tral area of Awantipora, Kashmir Zone Police said.
 
The operation is still underway and a joint team of police and the security forces is on the job, Kashmir IG said.
 
Earlier on Wednesday, the chief of Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH) terror outfit has been trapped while three unidentified terrorists have been killed by the security forces in an ongoing encounter in the Shopian district.

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