Headlines
JeM commander Mudasir killed in Tral
Srinagar, March 11
The family of Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) commander Mudasir Khan has identified his body as one of the two militants killed in Tral encounter, police said on Monday as it awaited forensic reports.
"One of the two slain militants has been identified as Mudasir Khan, alias Mohammad Bhai, JeM commander believed to have masterminded the February 14 Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF troopers were killed," an officer said.
The two were killed in the Sunday gunfight with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Pinglish village in Pulwama district.
"The second militant also belongs to the JeM, however, his exact identity is yet to be ascertained," the officer added. "DNA tests will be carried out as the bodies have been charred."
It is the JeM commander's family which came forward and identified him, the police officer said.
The house in which the militants were hiding was completely destroyed in the operation by the security forces.
The army said three militants were killed. The police have so far, though, recovered only two bodies.
The JeM had claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing in Pulwama on February 14 that left 40 Central Reserve Police Force troopers dead in the worst ever attack since militancy began in Jammu and Kashmir in 1989.
"One of the two slain militants has been identified as Mudasir Khan, alias Mohammad Bhai, JeM commander believed to have masterminded the February 14 Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF troopers were killed," an officer said.
The two were killed in the Sunday gunfight with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Pinglish village in Pulwama district.
"The second militant also belongs to the JeM, however, his exact identity is yet to be ascertained," the officer added. "DNA tests will be carried out as the bodies have been charred."
It is the JeM commander's family which came forward and identified him, the police officer said.
The house in which the militants were hiding was completely destroyed in the operation by the security forces.
The army said three militants were killed. The police have so far, though, recovered only two bodies.
The JeM had claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing in Pulwama on February 14 that left 40 Central Reserve Police Force troopers dead in the worst ever attack since militancy began in Jammu and Kashmir in 1989.
6 hours ago
TN CM Stalin congratulates Art director Thota Tharani for Chevalier Award
6 hours ago
Farah Khan takes a dig at friend Juhi Chawla on her birthday
6 hours ago
Krystle D’Souza opens up on her character’s growth in ‘First Copy 2’
6 hours ago
Florence Pugh suffered 6 months of depression after ‘Midsommar’
6 hours ago
Shilpa Shetty relives her ‘Baazigar’ memories with Shah Rukh Khan as film completes 32 years
6 hours ago
Sayani Gupta reveals why rat was her spirit animal in ‘Delhi Crime 3’
6 hours ago
Trailer of Allari Naresh’s horror-thriller ‘12A Railway Colony’ packs a punch!
6 hours ago
Dharmendra has gone home fully satisfied and is in a stable condition, reveals doctor from Breach Candy Hospital
6 hours ago
Parakamani theft case: SIT continues questioning ex-Andhra Police officers
6 hours ago
Bihar gears up for counting on Nov 14; three-tier security in place at 46 centres
6 hours ago
Tirupati laddu row: Former TTD EO appears before SIT for second day
6 hours ago
'No connection with them': Al-Falah University on doctor-terror module, Delhi blast
6 hours ago
Vijay attacks DMK, says defamation their political ideology since 1969
