Pakistan Terrorists, Aide, Civil Between 4 Killed in Srinagar Meeting

Srinagar: Four people including a foreign terrorist, his local partner, an OGW (Overground worker) and one civilian killed in Hyderpora, Srinagar in a meeting all night, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Vijay Kumar said on Tuesday.
The dead foreign terrorists have been identified as Haider belonging to Front Resistance (TRF) / Lashkar-e-Taiba Outfit.
Mudasir Gul, was killed during the meeting, was a dentist who did not practice and an OGW who hid Haidar.
He also apparently run a central call business and property from a rented room in the building.
The IGP said that they had digital evidence of pouting that hiding terrorists.
“Mudasir was also involved in carrying Haidar from the latest attack site Jamalata, Srinagar where a policeman was injured,” IGP said.
He was also involved in teaching terrorists from the South and North Kashmir area.
The owner of the Altaf Ahmad Bhat building, a civilian also killed in a cross.
Kumar said, the fourth calculation had been identified as Amir, the Banihal resident and a terrorist who worked under the Haidar Command.
He seems to work as a child boy at a call center called Mudasir.
Overcoming a press conference in the police control room (PCR) Srinagar, Kumar said that the police last night received a study of the presence of terrorists near the national highway on the airport road in Hyderpora.
“Police, CRPF and the Army put the cord and when the place is suspected of zero, hiding the terrorist shooting indiscriminately in the army,” he said.
Haidar and Aamir Ahmad were killed in a shootout, said IGP.
“It is uncertain whether bullets from terrorists or troops hit the owner of the Alf building.
It was being investigated,” IGP said.
Two pistols, two magazines, half a dozen cellphones and several recovered computers from the meeting site.
The Special Investigation Team (Sitting) led by the Deputy Inspector General (GAL) the police have been formed to investigate the modus of “hi-tech” hideout in Hyderpora.
The Altaf family member Ahmed and Mudasir Gul asked Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to help them get back corpses for the right burial.