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Congress leader killed, son hurt in Doda ambush
SRINAGAR, OCT. 7. A Congress leader and three militants were
among seven persons killed in separate incidents, while ultras
attacked the house of a protected person and torched houses of
four special police officers in Jammu and Kashmir since last
night.
Official sources said in Jammu that a Congress block president,
Zaffar Hussain, was shot dead and his son seriously injured when
militants ambushed their vehicle at Mughal Maidan in Doda
district last evening.
Militants fired heavily on the vehicle killing Hussain on the
spot and critically injuring his son, the sources said adding a
manhunt has been launched to nab the culprits.
Reports from Rajouri district said an army jawan was killed and
another injured when militants opened fire on a patrol party in
the Bei Nambal area. The troops also retaliated and in the
crossfire one civilian was killed, the sources said. A militant
was killed during a heavy fire-fight between troops and ultras in
Barneli forest in Udhampur district.
But other ultras manage to escape under the cover of darkness,
the sources said adding one army officer suffered bullet injury
in the clash and hospitalised.
Meanwhile, an official spokesman here said unidentified militants
shot dead a SPO, Shahbaz Malik, at SHMS Hospital here last
evening.
- PTI
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