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February - 5 
Police busted an Over Ground Worker (OGW) module of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) by arresting five OGWs in Awantipora area in Pulwama District, reports Daily Excelsior on February 6. Police said that on the basis of a specific input, Awantipora Police alon
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Police busted an Over Ground Worker (OGW) module of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) by arresting five OGWs in Awantipora area in Pulwama District, reports Daily Excelsior on February 6. Police said that on the basis of a specific input, Awantipora Police along with Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and 50 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) arrested a former Pakistan trained militant, Sajad Ahmad Bhat son of Ali Mohammad Bhat of Hergam Wuyan and after questioning he disclosed that he along with other OGWs of the JeM outfit were involved in the grenade throwing incidents in Pampore and Khrew areas. Police said that upon his disclosure four OGWs were arrested and arms and ammunition were recovered from them. They were identified as Umar Gani Sheikh son of Abdul Gani Sheikh resident of Drangbal Pampore, Jan Mohammad Khanday alias Jehangir son of Abdul Rashid Khanday resident of Meech Pampore, Owais Ahmad Bhat son of Abdul Rashid of Danak Mohalla Khrew and Muzaffar Hussain Bhat son of Ghulam Mohammad of Tulibagh Pampore. Police said that the JeM which was earlier having strong basis in Tral had been dislodged from the area by conducting intelligence based operations in which some of the top commanders were eliminated and large number of hideouts were busted. Police added that after continuous operations in Tral they shifted their focus in Khrew and Pampore belts. They said JeM ‘commander’ Noor Mohammad Tantray alias Noor Trali, who was killed last year, was the key in creating this network of OGWs. “After his elimination, the OGWs were operating under the command/instructions of Mufti Waqas of Pakistan who replaced Noor Trali as ‘commander’ of JeM in South Kashmir.
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February - 5 
The ‘Operation All Out’ - the joint offensive launched by Army, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Jammu and Kashmir Police, Border Security Force (BSF) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) to neutralise terrorists in Kashmir has 'triggered' infighting amo
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The ‘Operation All Out’ - the joint offensive launched by Army, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Jammu and Kashmir Police, Border Security Force (BSF) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) to neutralise terrorists in Kashmir has 'triggered' infighting among the top three Pakistani Army and Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)-funded terror outfits in the State, reports India Today on February 6. According to an exclusive report of the Multi-Agency Centre (MAC) of the IB, Hafiz Saeed-headed Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Masood Azhar-led Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) have requested the ISI to replace Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) ‘chief’ Sayeed Salahudeen with top HM ‘commanders’ like Aamir Khan or Imtiaz Alam as ‘Operation All-Out’ continues to kill more militants. In fact, according to the MAC report, Salahuddin himself has expressed willingness to step down with Khan, Alam and few others lobbying against him. Salahudeen also heads the United Jihad Council (UJC), which was formed by the Pakistan Army and maintains unified command and control over anti-Indian militant groups operating in Jammu and Kashmir. Salahudeen has been the Council's head with the approval of Saeed and Azhar. The UJC comprises 13 terror outfits like Harakat-ul-Ansar, Al-Badr and Tehrik-ul-Mujahideen besides LeT and JeM. Former Director General of Military Operations Lieutenant General Vinod Bhatia said, "Yes, LeT and JeM have asked the ISI to replace Salahudeen because of operations like Operation All-Out which are conducted on specific and right intelligence provided by locals. Kashmiris are fed up of terrorist organisations. LeT and JeM want to remove the breathing space creating by Operation All-Out." "The Pakistani Army and the ISI want to fuel violence in Kashmir. We should ensure that there is no vacuum in the state, especially in South Kashmir," Bhatia said when asked that is it ISI's plan to get a new HM commander to infiltrate more terrorists. "ISI will try to control the infighting because it provides money and weapons to these outfits," he added. Defence expert Shankar Prasad said that the report is good news for India. "If the top three or four terror outfits in Kashmir are fighting among themselves, it is good news for India. It should be encouraged; it is part of tactics," he said. Prasad also said that the ISI also wants to control the outfits. "In the last four to five years, these outfits have become like unguided missiles. They are becoming increasingly independent and getting out of ISI's control. The Pakistani Army and the ISI want to rein in these outfits under pressure from America, which has squarely asked Islamabad to tackle terrorism," he said.
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February - 6 
The representatives of India and the European Union (EU) on February 6 pledged to cooperate to deal with terrorism as both [India and EU] seeks to share information and Intelligence on terrorist outfits and their respective safe havens, reports The H
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The representatives of India and the European Union (EU) on February 6 pledged to cooperate to deal with terrorism as both [India and EU] seeks to share information and Intelligence on terrorist outfits and their respective safe havens, reports The Hindu-Business Line. India and EU have a lot in common interests and EU is in close contacts with the Indian authorities and organisations on counterterrorism measures. EU is in favour to a rules-based International order, said the Ambassador of the EU to India Tomasz Kozlowski during a press conference. In a statement, both India and EU representatives mutually agreed to strengthen the partnership for decisive actions against the terrorists and terror outfits that are proscribed globally, including Hafeez Saeed, Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi, Dawood Ibrahim, Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM), Haqqani Network), al Qaeda, Islamic State (IS) and their affiliates. The cooperation would also focused on sharing information on countering the online radicalisation, and to further enhance the skills through trainings and workshops.
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February - 9 
Security agencies are on high alert across Jammu and Kashmir concerned about the possibility of a strike by Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to mark the fifth anniversary of the hanging of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru on February 9 (today), reports The
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Security agencies are on high alert across Jammu and Kashmir concerned about the possibility of a strike by Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to mark the fifth anniversary of the hanging of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru on February 9 (today), reports The Indian Express. “We are always on alert but February 9 and 11 are important days in Kashmir so we are taking extra precautions,’’ Director General of J&K Police (DGP) S P Vaid said. While the anniversary of Guru’s hanging is on February 9, Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) founder Maqbool Bhat was hanged in Tihar jail on February 11, 1984. A Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in north Kashmir said that though they (JeM cadres) are mostly concentrated in south Kashmir, the latest alert is that they may try and strike in north — particularly Sopore and Handwara. “There is no doubt that if we lower our guard even a bit, they will strike’, said Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Kashmir zone, Muneer Khan. He said that there are around 22 JeM militants active in the Valley of whom 15 are in South Kashmir while the rest in the north. “Though Hizbul Mujahideen and Lashkar are still bigger in numbers, Jaish has come to the forefront. After we killed Dujana and Ismail, Lashkar has become leaderless… that helped Jaish to take centre stage. All fidayeen attacks carried out over the last year were done by Jaish.” Khan said that Jaish’s revival in Kashmir took place after two of their groups infiltrated through Kupwara. “One big group infiltrated via Poonch (in Jammu province) too. This happened last August,’’ he said. “We have killed around 13 from those groups. The rest are still around”.
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February - 10 
A total of nine persons, including five Army personnel, a civilian and three militants were killed and another 10 persons were injured in the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)’s fidayeen (suicide) attack which started on the early hours of February 10 at the Su
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A total of nine persons, including five Army personnel, a civilian and three militants were killed and another 10 persons were injured in the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)’s fidayeen (suicide) attack which started on the early hours of February 10 at the Sunjuwan Military Station, close to Jammu City in Jammu District, reports Daily Excelsior. Of five Army fatal casualties, four soldiers, including a Junior Commissioner Officer (JCO), belonged to Kashmir Valley, while another JCO hailed from Hiranagar tehsil of Kathua District in Jammu region. A dead civilian, who happened to be father of one of the soldiers, was also a resident of Kashmir. Official sources said that since 1st Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAKLI) had been deployed inside Sunjuwan Military Station, majority of casualties (both dead and injured) hailed from the State. All Army and civilian casualties took place during initial round of firing by the militants, in the morning of February 10. Two soldiers, including one JCO, were killed on February 10, four others, three of them jawans (troopers) and a civilian, succumbed to their injuries in the hospital overnight. While two fidayeens were eliminated on February 10, the third one was killed in wee hours of February 11 morning and since then no gun shots have been heard from any area of Sunjuwan Military Station. However, the Army hasn’t declared the operation as formally over and Para Commandos remained deployed inside the Station, report said. Late in the night (February 11), Army fired mortar shells towards family quarters and surrounding isolated areas to ensure that militants, if any, are neutralized. Operation will be declared as complete only after entire area is sanitized and no further movement of militant(s) is observed. “Sanitization and clearance operations were now in progress. Entire complex was being sanitized to ensure that the militants hadn’t laid any booby trap inside the complex to target Army soldiers and their family members. The movement of the families of jawans and others inside the Military Station would be allowed only when the area is completely sanitized by the Bomb Disposal Squad,” sources said. Hindustan Times adds that the attackers were all Pakistani citizens who had been operating in the Kashmir valley since last year, and had travelled to Jammu just days before the attack, an official said on February 11. “The militants were wearing army combat fatigues and were heavily armed. AK-56 rifles, grenade launchers, grenades and other ammo were recovered from them,” said a security official familiar with the initial probe into the attack. An initial probe suggested the attackers had entered from a spot at the rear of the camp where the boundary was secured only with metal sheets. “One of the attackers, Qari Mushtaq alias Chotu, was active in Tral in south Kashmir. The two others have been identified as Mohammed Adil alias Irfan Bhai, who was operating in Sopore and Pulwama sectors, and Mohammed Khalid Khan alias Rashid Bhai, who was also active in Pulwama,” said the central security official, who asked not to be named. Investigators have found syringes where the militants hid in the camp’s residential quarters before the attack. Suicide attackers have been known to take shots of morphine before launching attacks. Earlier, SATP had reported that two soldiers were killed and nine others were injured in the attack.
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February - 12 
SFs have been put on high alert following an input that Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) is trying to carry out fidayeen attack in Kashmir valley, adds Daily Excelsior. According to inputs they may use an explosive laden car to carry out the att
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SFs have been put on high alert following an input that Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) is trying to carry out fidayeen attack in Kashmir valley, adds Daily Excelsior. According to inputs they may use an explosive laden car to carry out the attack. The Police have asked for intensified security around the vital installations and SF camps.
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February - 12 
The Army said on February 12 that the search operation was underway in its Sunjuwan camp, which was attacked by a group of suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militants. “The search operation is still on (at the camp),” Jammu- based Army pub
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The Army said on February 12 that the search operation was underway in its Sunjuwan camp, which was attacked by a group of suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militants. “The search operation is still on (at the camp),” Jammu- based Army public relations officer Lieutenant Colonel Devender Anand said. Also, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Abdul Rehman Veeri on February 12 told the Legislative Assembly that the operation was in the final stages. As all three fidayeens (suicide squad) killed inside Sunjuwan Military Station have turned out to be Pakistanis, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) would approach Pakistan to take bodies of their nationals, reports Daily Excelsior on February 12. Sources said that bodies of all three slain fidayeens have been kept at the Military Hospital, Satwari after post-mortem and completion of all other legal formalities. “There was enough evidence with Jammu and Kashmir Police that all three fidayeens killed during two days operation were Pakistani nationals. The evidence has been forwarded to the MEA through official channels. “The External Affairs Ministry would now take up the issue of handing over bodies of slain militants to Pakistan by giving evidence that the militants belonged to that country,” sources said, adding that the bodies will not be buried till Pakistan gives its response. They said the bodies will be buried only if Pakistan refuses to take them, said source.
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February - 15 
According to the Intelligence inputs, the ‘Chiefs’ of Pakistan-based terror outfits, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) are leading the campaign against the ‘Chief’ of Hizb-ul-Mujhaideen (HM) Syed Salahuddin to s
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According to the Intelligence inputs, the ‘Chiefs’ of Pakistan-based terror outfits, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) are leading the campaign against the ‘Chief’ of Hizb-ul-Mujhaideen (HM) Syed Salahuddin to step down as the leader of the outfit—further points to the development in the rivalries in the ranks of Pakistan-based jihadi outfits that operates against India, reports The Times of India on February 16. Syed Salahuddin—who headed the HM and the United Jihad Council (UJC) with support of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has been facing decline in the influence over Kashmir-centric operations and growing ambitions of other terror outfits. ISI is under pressure to remove Syed Salahuddin whereas LeT and JeM have made Salahuddin’s commanders—Amir Khan, Imtiyaz Alam, against him, read an Intelligence input.
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February - 15 
In an audio clip, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar brags to his cadres, "Indians are baffled at how our 'mujahideen' reached Jammu from Kashmir. Sunjuwan is not on the border but inside the heart of Jammu", reports&
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In an audio clip, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar brags to his cadres, "Indians are baffled at how our 'mujahideen' reached Jammu from Kashmir. Sunjuwan is not on the border but inside the heart of Jammu", reports Deccan Chronicle on February 16. Azhar reveals, in the audio clip, how the simultaneous attacks in Sunjuwan and Srinagar's Karan Nagar was part of the same plan. "While Jammu terror siege was still on, our men set Srinagar afire," he is heard saying. The terror mastermind also revealed how he and his cadres were working with other terror outfits to launch these simultaneous attacks and mocked Indian agencies for not having a whiff about it. According to media reports, Indian intelligence agencies came across the audio clip a week after three JeM fidayeen (suicide attackers) launched an attack at 36 Brigade campus in Jammu. Pakistan on the other hand, seems to be indignant at the allegations made by Indian authorities.
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February - 16 
Also, the three heavily-armed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists who carried out the audacious attack on Sunjuwan military camp in Jammu had infiltrated into Kashmir from Pakistan in June last year, sources said, reports Daily Excelsior on F
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Also, the three heavily-armed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists who carried out the audacious attack on Sunjuwan military camp in Jammu had infiltrated into Kashmir from Pakistan in June last year, sources said, reports Daily Excelsior on February 17. According to preliminary investigation of the Army, the three terrorists were hiding in various parts of Jammu and Kashmir for the past seven months and were looking at carrying out an attack. The JeM terrorists who carried out the attack had crossed over to India from Pakistan in June last year when infiltration had gone up, the sources said. They said a detailed investigation is being carried into the Sunjuwan attack and the probe report will be examined by top echelon of the Army. The sources said immediate steps are being taken to ensure that such attacks do not recur.
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February - 19 
Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Public Works Minister and official spokesman of the J&K Government Naeem Akhtar said that China is on its way to assuming a ‘much bigger role in Kashmir’ and the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the group responsibl
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Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Public Works Minister and official spokesman of the J&K Government Naeem Akhtar said that China is on its way to assuming a ‘much bigger role in Kashmir’ and the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the group responsible for most of the terror attacks, has been veritably ‘adopted’ by Beijing, reports The Indian Express. It’s the ‘growing influence of China’ which has made it imperative to engage with Pakistan, he said. “Unlike earlier, the great game is literally being played inside Kashmir,” Akhtar, a senior Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader, said. “The Kashmir issue isn’t limited to the fight between India and Pakistan now. There is another major factor involved. It isn’t Pakistan alone, it is China too. General (Bipin Rawat) said that the Army is ready to fight on both fronts. But there aren’t two fronts anymore. Now it is one single front, circling around. From Bhutan to Arunachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Valley to Jammu, Sri Lanka and Maldives, it is all one front. Pakistan and China aren’t separate”. “All the big attacks inside J&K or even outside during last more than three years are attributed to Jaish-e-Mohammed, a group led by Masood Azhar,” said Akhtar. “How can one not see that he (Masood Azhar) has been adopted by China? There are reports of some action taken against Hafiz Saeed. What about Masood Azhar? Even a lesser figure like Salahudin has been listed as a global terrorist in UN but the great wall of China has been erected around Azhar. China has been regularly vetoing attempts to designate him (Azhar) as a terrorist in United Nations. Such things don’t happen without reason. Why only him? Why not others? Why didn’t China block such moves in UN against other people? The China connection needs to be understood”. “At this point, talking to Pakistan and initiating policies of reconciliation inside Kashmir is in the national interest. It is in our national interest that Pakistan doesn’t get irretrievably sucked up by China,’’ he said. “And when we say talk to Pakistan, we are addressing our own Central government because they have to take that step. We aren’t seeking anything from anybody other than the central government. That’s our right”.
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February - 22 
The Jammu and Kashmir Government approached the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for deportation of around 25 militants and other prisoners of three neighbouring countries including hostile Pakistan, Myanmar and Bangladesh as their prolonged stay i
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The Jammu and Kashmir Government approached the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for deportation of around 25 militants and other prisoners of three neighbouring countries including hostile Pakistan, Myanmar and Bangladesh as their prolonged stay in different jails of the State, is being perceived as ‘security risk’ especially in the wake of day-light escape of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorist Naveed Jatt from Srinagar hospital few days back, reports Daily Excelsior on February 23. Official sources said that there were around 25 militants and prisoners from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar, who have been kept in different jails under the Public Safety Act (PSA) after they had completed the term of the sentence given to them by the courts for the offences committed by them including subversive activities, illegal border crossing, drug trafficking etc. “We have written to the External Affairs Ministry through the official channels mentioning details of terrorists and prisoners, whose cases were fit for deportation to their countries, to take up the issue with Embassies of Pakistan, Myanmar and Bangladeshis on the ground that their prolonged stay in the jails of Jammu and Kashmir is not in the interest of the State,” sources said, adding that the MEA has been asked to take up the matter urgently with Embassies of three nations to ensure early deportation of the foreigners. “Security audit of all jails of Jammu and Kashmir is already on under the instructions of Union Home Ministry and Jammu and Kashmir Government to prevent Naveed Jatt like escape in future,” sources pointed out. Sources, however, declined to share name of the militants and prisoners and the jails they were lodged in view of ‘security considerations’ but put their number ‘around 25’. They said majority of them were Pakistani militants while few others belonged to Bangladesh and Myanmar. “All Pakistani nationals were terrorists while those hailing from Bangladesh and Myanmar were involved in either illegal border crossing, drug trafficking or other such activities,” sources disclosed. The Pakistani militants, due for deportation, belonged to different outfits including LeT, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) and had operated in different areas of Jammu and Kashmir before being arrested by Security Forces (SFs).Sources attributed delay in deportation of foreign criminals to ‘non-cooperative attitude’ of Pakistan and Myanmar Governments but noted that Bangladesh Government was quite liberal in this regard, mainly due to good friendly relations with India. While Pakistan, most of the times, refuse to recognize their nationals despite being given very ‘credible evidence’ especially those, who were involved in major terror acts, Myanmar out rightly refused to take back their nationals. However, it was only Bangladesh which accepts their nationals and agrees for their deportation after their nationality is established.
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February - 23 
In a joint statement post the bilateral talks between the representatives of India and Canada on February 23, both countries [India and Canada] agreed on a ‘Framework for Cooperating on Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism’, reports
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In a joint statement post the bilateral talks between the representatives of India and Canada on February 23, both countries [India and Canada] agreed on a ‘Framework for Cooperating on Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism’, reports News18. Under the framework that based on ‘fundamental respect for the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of India and Canada, both countries are committed to act together against the threats from terrorist outfits such as al Qaeda, Islamic State (IS), the Haqqani Network (HQN), Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) and the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF). It is essential for both nations to work together to fight the evil of terrorism. Those who challenge the sovereignty and integrity of India and Canada, cannot be tolerated and no place shall be there who misuse religion for political goals, said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his joint statement with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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