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Jamiat refutes J&K police claim

Srinagar Feb. 9. The pro-Pakistan militant outfit, Jamiat- ul Mujahideen, today refuted the claim of Jammu and Kashmir police that some of its commanders had been arrested.

``None of our front rank or the second rank commanders has been arrested'', a spokesman of the outfit said in a faxed statement here. Those arrested were only members of the Jamiat.

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