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Major incidents of terrorist violence in Jammu and Kashmir: 2014

S.No.

Date

 

Place/District

Outfit
Killed
Injured
C
SF
T
Total
1

January 13

Cherhar forests / Sopore / Baramulla

JeM
0
0
3
3
0
2
February 24 Lolab / Kupwara
LeT
0
0
7
7
0
3
March 28 Kathua
LeT
2
1
3
6
0
4
April 7 Zunreshi / Chowkibal / Kupwara LeT
0
3
2
5
6
5
April 13 Khrew / Pulwama LeT
0
2
2
4
0
6
April 26 Shopian HM
0
1
2
3
2
7
June 19 Buchoo / Tral / Pulwama HM
0
0
3
3
0
8
July3 Balnoi / Mendhar / Poonch NS
0
0
3
3
0
9
August 8 Tanghdar Sector / Kupwara NS
0
0
3
3
0
10
August 13 Pampora / Pulwama NS
1
2
0
3
0
11
August 24 Keran / Kalaroos / Kupwara NS
0
2
4
6
3
12
September 2
Hanjan Bala / Pulwama
JeM
0
0
3
3
0
13
September 10 Keran/Kupwara LeT
0
0
4
4
0
14
September 20 Tangdhar / Kupwara NS
0
0
4
4
0
16
October 6

Tangdhar Sector / Kupwara District

NS
0
0
3
3
0
17
November 20 Tral town / Pulwama LeT
0
0
3
3
0
18
November 27 Kathaar / Arnia sector / Jammu District NS
5
3
4
12
0
19
December 2-3 Nowgam sector / LoC / frontier District of Kupwara NS
0
1
6
7
6
20
December 5 Mohra in Uri Sector of Baramulla District NS
0
11
6
17
0
21
December 5 Tral town / Pulwama District NS
3
0
0
3
11
Total*
11
26
65
102
28
*Data till December 31, 2014

Note: C - Civilians, SF - Security Force, T - Terrorists

January 13: A 'divisional commander' of JeM was among three foreign militants killed in an encounter with SFs in Dooru village in the foothills of Cherhar forests in the Sopore area of Baramulla District.

February 24: At least seven LeT militants were killed by SFs in Lolab forests of Kupwara District. Huge cache of arms and ammunition including 7 AK rifles, 28 magazines, one UBGL, 7 rucksacks and documents and war like stores were recovered.

March 28: At least six persons, including three militants, two civilians and one soldier were killed in Kathua District. Sources admitted that the militants were Pakistanis and cadre of LeT outfit though they didn't carry anything, which could establish their identity or outfit. The photographs, tactics of fighting and heavy weaponry and other techniques adopted by the militants indicated that they were Pakistan cadre of the LeT outfit.

April 7: Five persons, including one Army officer, two Policemen and Two LeT militants, were killed and six security personnel were injured in a fierce gun battle with militants in Zunreshi area of Chowkibal in Kupwara District.

April 13: At least four persons, including two Policemen and two militants, were killed in a militant attack on a resident of National Conference (NC) youth leader Yawar Masoodi in Khrew area of Pulwama District. Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police, South Kashmir range, Vijay Kumar said that two militants of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) attacked the residence of Yawar Masoodi at around 2:20 pm. Masoodi, who was inside the premises, remained unharmed but his Police guards, Vinod Kumar and Abdul Hamid were killed. Al-Shohada brigade in a statement issued to a local news agency claimed responsibility for the attack.

April 26: An Army Officer, Major Mukund Vardarajan and two Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militants were killed and an Army jawan (trooper) was critically injured in a gun battle in Shopian District.

June 19: Three HM militants including 'divisional commander' were killed by Security Forces in a gun battle at Buchoo village in Tral area of Pulwama District.

July 3: At least three militants were killed as infiltration bid was foiled by Indian Army along the LoC in Balnoi area of Mendhar Sector in Poonch District.

August 8: Army killed three militants near the LoC in Gagadori forest area of Tanghdar Sector in Kupwara District. An unnamed Army officer said that all the three militants are Pakistani nationals and belong to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant outfit.

August 13: Three persons, including two Policemen, identified as Manzoor Ahmed Kasba and Head Constable Mohammad Yaqoob and one civilian, identified as Mehraj-ud-Din, were killed in a militant attack on the National Highway in Pampora area of Pulwama District.

August 24: Four militants and two Army personnel were killed and three soldiers including an officer were injured in two separate gun battles near LoC at Keran sector and Kalaroos in Kupwara District.

September 2: Three militants, identified as Altaf Ahmad Rather- JeM 'district commander', Farooq Ahmad Laway and Showkat Ahmad Dar were killed in an encounter with SFs in Hanjan Bala Village of Pulwama District.

September 10: Four LeT militants were killed in a gun battle with Army troops along the LoC in Keran Sector of Kupwara District. A large quantity of arms and ammunition were also recovered from them.

September 20: Army killed four militants near the LoC in Tangdhar Sector of Kupwara District. Army sources said that a group of at least 7-8 militants had infiltrated into the Indian side and opened fire on troops leading to an exchange of fire in which four militants were killed. Four AK 47 rifles and other ammunition and water like stores were recovered.

October 6: Three militants were killed as Army foiled an infiltration bid along the LoC in Tangdhar Sector of Kupwara District. An unnamed Army spokesman said that Army troops in the forward areas of Tangdhar killed three militants who were infiltrating from PoK. Bodies of these terrorists were recovered from the site along with three AK 47 Rifles, ammunition and other warlike stores.

November 20: Three militants were killed in a gun battle in Tral town of Pulwama District. One SLR, one carbine, one pistol, grenades and other ammunition were recovered from the slain militants.

November 27: 10 persons, including four civilians, three Army soldiers and three militants, who were members of a suicide squad, were killed in day long encounter at border village of Kathaar in Arnia sector, close to the International Border, of Jammu District. Four pairs of shoes and dresses recovered from under a culvert near the site of gun battle indicated that number of the militants was four. Death toll rises to 12 after one civilian and one militant killed at village Kathaar in Arnia sector of Jammu District on November 28.

December 2-3: At least five infiltrators were killed and two Army personnel were injured in a shootout in the Nowgam sector near the LoC in the frontier District of Kupwara. Sources said that a group of at least six heavily armed militants infiltrated through Nowgam sector and the Army noticed their movement and launched an operation against them. Army killed one more militants in the Nowgam sector of Kupwara District near the LoC, bringing the total number of militants killed at six. A JCO was also killed and four soldiers, including an Army Major, were injured in the 36 hour long gun battle.

December 5: A group of heavily armed militants stormed into an Army's 31 Field Regiment Ordinance Camp located at Mohra in Uri Sector of Baramulla District near the LoC. During the intense operations, one Lieutenant Colonel and seven soldiers of the Army, one ASI and two constables of Jammu and Kashmir Police were killed. Six militants were also killed in the operation. Six AK rifles with 55 Magazines, two shotguns, 2 Night Vision Binoculars, 4 Radio Sets, 32 unused Grenades, 1 Medical Kit and a large quantity of miscellaneous warlike stores were recovered from the dead terrorists.

December 5: Militants exploded a grenade in Tral town of Pulwama District, near Bus Stand leading to death of two people. Reports said that militants lobbed a grenade towards convoy of vehicles of an Independent candidate, Sheikh Abdul Rashid. However, it missed the target and exploded on road killing one person, Ghulam Hassan Gojar and injuring 12 persons. One of the injured Mohammad Shafi Gojar succumbed to injuries in the hospital. In the interim, death toll in December 5, 2014, grenade blast in the Tral town of Pulwama District rose to three as one of the injured persons Fayaz Ahmad Dar (40) succumbed to his injuries on December 12.

 

 

 

 

 
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