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Pantha Chowk encounter: Zewan attacker among 3 Jaish militants killed; three cops, CRPF man injured

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
31/12/2021
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Srinagar, Dec 31: Three top Jaish-e-Mohommad militants were killed and four security men injured in a fierce encounter at Pantha Chowk in Srinagar outskirts on Thursday night.

This is the third encounter in the last 24 hours in Kashmir. Nine militants and a soldier have been killed in Kashmir.

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The fresh encounter started at midnight when militants opened heavy fire on the security forces. “In the initial exchange of fire, three police personnel and one CRPF personnel got injured. They were subsequently shifted to the hospital. #Operation going on,” police tweeted.

In the ensuing gunfight, three militants were killed. “Three terrorists killed. Incriminating materials including arms & ammunition recovered. Search going on,” police quoting IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar said.

Kumar said one of the killed terrorists has been identified as Suhail Ahmad Rather of JeM. “As revealed in yesterday’s Press Conference, terrorist Suhail was also involved in the Zewan terror attack. All terrorists involved in the Zewan attack have been neutralized,” IGP Kashmir said.

Earlier six top Jaish-e-Mohommad militants including two Pakistani nationals and a soldier were killed in two separate encounters in south Kashmir.

During the search, forces recovered US-made M4 carbine. The weapon is presently used by a lot of armies including NATO. M4 is also used by Pakistani Special Forces, the Special Services Group (SSG).

The M4 is the advanced carbine version of the old M16 rifle used by the US Army in Vietnam. The M4 is shorter in length and more effective than the M16. M16 is a 1960 vintage, while M4 carbine is a 1990 vintage.

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