Fierce gun battle in North Kashmir, top JeM commander killed

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Fierce gun battle in North Kashmir, top JeM commander killed

A top Jaish-e-Mohammad commander was killed on Wednesday after a fierce gun fight broke out between security forces and terrorists in Lolab forest, North Kashmir, television reports say. The gun battle is reportedly still on.

Earlier on October 26, security forces killed a Lashkar-e-Tayyeba terrorist when they opened fire to repulse an attack on their search party in Shopian district of Kashmir Valley, police said.

The gunfight erupted when security forces launched a search operation in Husanpora-Nagabal village at Zainapora, some 60-km from Srinagar, IGP (Kashmir) AG Mir said.

Slain terrorist Abbass Ahmad Reshi alias Abid Bhai was wanted in a number of terrorism-related incidents, including hurling of grenades on army and firing on Zainapora Police Station, he said.
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Massive operation against militants

RINAGAR, Dec 18: Security forces have launched a massive operation in North Kashmir's Lolab forests against a group of militants after they killed a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) militant and busted a militant hideout since last evening.
A Srinagar based Defence spokesman, Lt Colonel Nitin Narhar Joshi, said here that a joint operation of Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police at Lolab which began yesterday evening continued throughout the day and will continue as likely hood of some more militants trapped cannot be ruled out.
"Search operations continued during the day and one AK rifle, six magazines, 140 AK rounds, two radio sets, one GPS and some administrative items were recovered during this search. The area remains cordoned", the spokesman added.
Sources said that security forces today busted a militant hideout during the search operation of the Varnov forests in Lolab after last evening's encounter in which one militant was killed. "The militant has been identified as Syed Bhai of JeM", the sources added.
Sources said four blankets, three shoes, four sweaters, two jackets, three Pheran, medicine, honey, oil, food items and cooking utensils were recovered from the hideout.
Sources said that it was a group of seven JeM militants including deputy chief of JeM Hassan Bhai who were using the busted hideout. Security forces have, however, seen only three militants and they believe there are three more in the area.
Sources said that security forces fired heavily when they busted the militant hideout in the morning as they apprehended that militants are inside it. "When there was no response from inside, search of the hideout were conducted and no militant was found there", sources added.
Meanwhile, the Army spokesman said that Army recovered a cache of arms during a search operation in North Kashmir Kupwara forests today. "Based on specific inputs operations were launched by an RR unit in the area of Safawali Gali, 10 kilometres North of Kupwara wherein cache was recovered to include 614 AK ammunition, 11 grenades and two bombs of mortar", he added.

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Some say this is probably a myth.... but an effective silver bullet for the islamists nevertheless:

<i>Although Brig. Gen. John "Blackjack" Pershing has been credited for the event by history, it was actually US Army Col. Alexander Rodgers of the 6th Cavalry who, in 1911, who stopped an Islamic uprising in the Philippines by taking advantage of the theological taboo of the Muslims. Rodgers inaugurated the practice of burying all dead Islamic rebels in a common grave with the carcasses of slaughtered pigs. Islamic religion forbids Muslims to have contact with pork. The tactic Rodgers used on a regular basis was to bury the rebels he executed with pig entrails, which would prevent that Islamist from going to heaven.

Gen. John J. Pershing was in overall command of Rodger's garrison. There had been scores of Islamic terrorist attacks on the predominantly Catholic Filipino population which the Muslims were attempting to overthrow. Pershing ordered Rodgers to put an end to the killing. Rodgers caught 25 Islamic terrorists are ordered 24 of them to dig their own graves. The 25th was forced to watch. Rodger's troops brought in pigs and slaughtered them, rubbing their bullets with the blood and pig fat.

The terrorists, who had heard horror stories about American soldiers dipping their bullets in pigs' blood were about to experience their worst nightmare first hand. The terrorists were terrorized. They were going to be contaminated with pig blood. That meant they couldn't enter Heaven—even if they died as martyrs. Of course, that also meant there would not be 72 virgins waiting for them in hog heaven.

Rodgers ordered the 24—who were forced to dig the mass grave that would be their final resting place—shot. Their bodies were dumped into the mass grave. The 25th terrorist was forced to watch. The pig entrails were unceremoniously poured over the lifeless terrorist corpses. The witness was released and returned to the terrorist camp where he related to his Muslim cohorts what happened to his comrades. What Rodgers did brought an end to Islamic terrorism in the Philippines for the next 50 years. It should be clear to the world that only terrorism will shake the terrorist. If it was done today, what Rodgers did in 1911 would likely result in a court-martial. It just isn't politically-correct.</i>
 

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Good Riddance :thumb:

I pity on those 72 Virgins of Islamic heaven :sad: who would be given to that terrorist :sarc:

Well then lets hope that this idiot gets one 72 year old virgin!
 

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