The Hindu : Al Badr claims killing of 12 Indian soldiers

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International \| Previous \| Next Al Badr claims killing of 12 Indian soldiers By Our Special Correspondent ISLAMABAD, DEC. 31 Al Badr, a Pakistan-based militant organisation operating in Kashmir, has claimed that its fighters have killed 12 Indian soldiers and injured ten others in an attack on an Army post in Jammu. Pakistani agencies have quoted the outfit spokesman, Mr. Mushtaq Askari, as saying that four guerillas launched a raid in Sarankot town on Saturday night. The fighting lasted more than an hour, he added. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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International \| Previous \| Next Al Badr claims killing of 12 Indian soldiers By Our Special Correspondent ISLAMABAD, DEC. 31 Al Badr, a Pakistan-based militant organisation operating in Kashmir, has claimed that its fighters have killed 12 Indian soldiers and injured ten others in an attack on an Army post in Jammu. Pakistani agencies have quoted the outfit spokesman, Mr. Mushtaq Askari, as saying that four guerillas launched a raid in Sarankot town on Saturday night. The fighting lasted more than an hour, he added. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : International Previous : Panel throws light on darkest chapters of Pak. history Next : U.S. post for Indian American
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