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Two LeT militants held after brief gunfight in south Kashmir’s Kulgam

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Two militants were held by the police and security forces after a brief gunfight in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Tuesday, officials said.

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A police spokesman said that two local militants of Lashkar-e-Toiba surrendered following an appeal by their parents during a gunfight in Tongdounu area of Kulgam.

“Incriminating materials including 02 pistols & ammunition were recovered from their possession,” he said.

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