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Update on Kishtwar Encounter: Trapped terrorists are believed to be Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad operatives. Heavy firing continues. Ground inputs say they’re in touch with handlers in Pakistan via satellite phone. Indian forces are arranging their meeting with 72 Hoors.

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Mohsin Ali

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