One terrorist was killed in an encounter between security forces and terrorists in North Kashmir’s Wanigam Bala area of Baramulla district. One sniffer dog of the Indian Army was also killed in the gun battle. Meanwhile, three soldiers also suffered injuries during the skirmish. The injured soldiers were taken to the hospital where their condition is said to be stable.

“'One terrorist killed. Search going on,” said Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir Police.

Earlier, the police said, “An encounter has started at Wanigam Bala area of Baramulla district. Police and security forces are on the job. Further details shall follow.”

Reportedly, a cordon and search operation was started after security forces received a tip-off about the presence of terrorists in the area. The Jammu and Kashmir Police stated that once the team approached the spot where the terrorist was hiding, he started shooting at them leading to an encounter.

In 2022, Kashmir has witnessed 75 encounters in which 126 terrorists have been killed. Out of these 126 terrorists, 33 were foreigners, mostly from Pakistan. However, 19 civilians have also died in various terror attacks in the valley, while 16 security personnel have also lost their lives. More than 50 terrorists have been arrested by the security forces this year while over 190 over-the-ground workers (OGW)'s have been captured as well.&nbsp;

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One terrorist was killed in an encounter between security forces and terrorists in North Kashmir’s Wanigam Bala area of Baramulla district. One sniffer dog of the Indian Army was also killed in the gun battle.

One terrorist was killed in an encounter between security forces and terrorists in North Kashmir’s Wanigam Bala area of Baramulla district. One sniffer dog of the Indian Army was also killed in the gun battle. Meanwhile, three soldiers also suffered injuries during the skirmish. The injured soldiers were taken to the hospital where their condition is said to be stable. “'One terrorist killed. Search going on,” said Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir Police. Earlier, the police said, “An encounter has started at Wanigam Bala area of Baramulla district. Police and security forces are on the job. Further details shall follow.” Reportedly, a cordon and search operation was started after security forces received a tip-off about the presence of terrorists in the area. The Jammu and Kashmir Police stated that once the team approached the spot where the terrorist was hiding, he started shooting at them leading to an encounter. In 2022, Kashmir has witnessed 75 encounters in which 126 terrorists have been killed. Out of these 126 terrorists, 33 were foreigners, mostly from Pakistan. However, 19 civilians have also died in various terror attacks in the valley, while 16 security personnel have also lost their lives. More than 50 terrorists have been arrested by the security forces this year while over 190 over-the-ground workers (OGW)'s have been captured as well. Read More: Kashmir: Two newly recruited terrorists surrender in Kulgam; Explosive device diffused by security forces WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Kashmir: One terrorist killed in North Kashmir's Baramulla encounter. 126 terrorists killed in 2022

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), the country`s 11-party opposition alliance, has demanded Prime Minister Imran Khan-led government to quit by January 31 or face intensified movements by opposition parties such as the long march to Islamabad.

"Today, we want to make clear to the government that it should resign by January 31," Dawn quoted Jamiat Ulema-e Islam (F) (JUI-F) leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman as saying on Monday.Rehman was speaking to the media in Lahore alongside PML-N`s Maryam Nawaz, PPP chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and other opposition leaders.

He further said that if the government refuses to quit by that time, a meeting of the PDM`s leadership on February 1 will announce a long march towards Islamabad, the date of which will also be decided during the meeting, Dawn reported."All party workers in PDM and the people of Pakistan are appealed to start preparations for the long march from today," he added.

The next general elections in Pakistan are scheduled for 2023. During the Lahore rally, Geo News quoted Rehman as saying, "We will march towards Islamabad in late January or early February." He further said, "We will no longer allow the illegitimate government to rule. We will only rest after it is brought to an end."According to Anadolu News, tens of thousands of opposition supporters rallied in Pakistan`s northeastern city of Lahore on Sunday, despite a government ban on public gatherings due to coronavirus.

After its sixth power show against the Imran Khan-led government in Lahore, PDM called a meeting of top party leaders to discuss strategy for the next rally that will be held in Larkana.PDM has organised five similar rallies in Peshawar, Gujranwala, Karachi, Quetta and Multan since October 16.&nbsp;

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), the country`s 11-party opposition alliance, has demanded Prime Minister Imran Khan-led government to quit by January 31 or face intensified movements by opposition parties such as the long march to Islamabad.

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), the country`s 11-party opposition alliance, has demanded Prime Minister Imran Khan-led government to quit by January 31 or face intensified movements by opposition parties such as the long march to Islamabad. "Today, we want to make clear to the government that it should resign by January 31," Dawn quoted Jamiat Ulema-e Islam (F) (JUI-F) leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman as saying on Monday.Rehman was speaking to the media in Lahore alongside PML-N`s Maryam Nawaz, PPP chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and other opposition leaders. He further said that if the government refuses to quit by that time, a meeting of the PDM`s leadership on February 1 will announce a long march towards Islamabad, the date of which will also be decided during the meeting, Dawn reported."All party workers in PDM and the people of Pakistan are appealed to start preparations for the long march from today," he added. The next general elections in Pakistan are scheduled for 2023. During the Lahore rally, Geo News quoted Rehman as saying, "We will march towards Islamabad in late January or early February." He further said, "We will no longer allow the illegitimate government to rule. We will only rest after it is brought to an end."According to Anadolu News, tens of thousands of opposition supporters rallied in Pakistan`s northeastern city of Lahore on Sunday, despite a government ban on public gatherings due to coronavirus. After its sixth power show against the Imran Khan-led government in Lahore, PDM called a meeting of top party leaders to discuss strategy for the next rally that will be held in Larkana.PDM has organised five similar rallies in Peshawar, Gujranwala, Karachi, Quetta and Multan since October 16.

Pakistan opposition demands Imran Khan to quit by Jan 31 or face intensified movements

In Kashmir, over the years Pakistan sponsored terrorism has claimed several innocent lives. Some were the sole breadwinners while others lost their sons and fathers to terrorism. Watch WION Ground report from Kashmir.

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