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Indian army kills Islamic militants heading for Kashmir.

(30 Jan 2002) Ahmadnagar, India January 29, 2002 1. Soldier looking at house where suspected militants were hiding 2. Soldiers firing from mobile grenade launcher, smoke coming out of house 3. Armed soldiers outside house as encounter with suspected militants is going on 4. Soldiers standing, audio of suspected militants returning fire 5. Former militant (now helping the security forces) firing at militants hiding in the houses 6. Soldier, smoke coming out of house 7. Soldier 8. Soldiers running as encounter with militants is going on 9. Soldiers with guns pointed at house 10. Soldiers 11. Soldiers walking 14. Night shot burnt house where the suspected militants were hiding 15. Various of bodies of suspected militants killed in the encounter being carried by soldiers and laid on the ground 16. Bodies lying on the ground 17. Soldiers looking 18. Dead body 19. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) J.P.Sinha, Border Security Force "The encounter went on for the whole day...we called the operation off late in the evening. Among those killed was Saifullah, chief of militant outfit 'Al-Badr ' who had been spreading terror in the valley. His deputy commander Hizbi and another associate Usma were also there with him - all three have been killed. I would say this has broken the backbone of 'Al-Badr' group." Srinagar, Jammu-Kashmir state, India, January 30, 2002 20. Coffin with body of member the Border Security Force (BSF) soldier who died in the encounter 21. BSF officers paying homage to dead soldier 22. Soldiers putting guns down as a mark of respect to dead soldier 23. BSF officers laying wreaths on coffin STORYLINE: Six suspected Islamic militants and a paramilitary trooper were killed during gun battles as India and Pakistan exchanged small arms fire across the ceasefire line in troubled Kashmir on Tuesday. Paramilitary forces killed three suspected rebels who were hiding in an old house in Ahmadnagar, outside Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state. Border Security Force officials said the three belonged to the Al-Badr group, a Kashmiri militant outfit. They included Saifullah, a deputy commander of the militant group. Police officers at the scene said the house of a local businessman was surrounded on Monday night but the gunfire did not begin until Tuesday, when authorities demanded that the militants surrender. The Border Security Force tried to persuade the militants, through locals, that they should surrender but they did not. When some troopers tried to enter the house through a large courtyard early on Tuesday, the militants opened fire. The BSF sent several raiding parties to rescue the residents of the house and all were safe. Later the house was burnt down and all the militants were killed. One paramilitary soldier was also killed and another four were seriously wounded in the shootout. The wounded were hospitalised in Srinagar. Another three suspected guerrillas were killed during hour-long gun battle with a joint team of Indian army and police in the mountainous Rajouri sector, 185 kilometres (115 miles) northwest of Jammu. The militants have been fighting for Kashmir's independence since 1989 and launch attacks against Indian security forces. India accuses Pakistan of funding and training the militants, allegations that Islamabad denies. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...