Bilal Ahmad Bhat @ Bilal Lelhari of Lelhar Pulwama

The Jammu and Kashmir Police and Indian army achieved a major success when it succeeded in eliminating a LeT Divisional Commander Bilal Ahmad Bhat @ Bilal Lelhari who was involved in killing of  Dr. Sheikh Jalal and his two police guards in an attack at Pampore, besides , in the killing of 2 Army jawans at Kadalbal and in attack near Hotel Silver Star. Bilal Lelhari was killed along with his associate in an encounter at Reshipora,(Awantipora) Pulwama, today.

On a specific information, Pulwama Police, 50 RR and 183 CRPF launched a cordon and search operation at village Reshipora, Kakpora in Pulwama district, today. The militants present in the village fired on the forces triggering an encounter. Two terrorists  were killed in the encounter.
The slain militants were identified as LeT Divisional Commander Bilal Ahmad Bhat @ Bilal Lelhari of Lelhar Pulwama and Mudasir Ahmad Sheikh of Kisergam Pulwama.

Bilal Lelhari was involved in killing of world's top cardiologist Dr. Sheikh Jalal and his two police guards in an attack at Pampore  near Nambalbal on 18th July last year, besides, in the killing of 2 Army jawans and snatching of AK rifle at Kadalbal. Bilal was also involved in the attack on Army convoy near Silver Star and was also involved in the conspiracy of Hyderpora attack on Army.

According to reports reached on here, After seeing patients in Pampore free of cost since last 42 years Dr Sheikh Jalal came out of his home to go to Tulsi Bagh/Srinagar to see patients there free of cost. It was a hot day and fasting month. Everyone was tired and sleeping but Dr Sheikh Jalal came out to see the patients waiting for him at Srinagar who had come from far flung areas. Mujahid Cammander Molvi Bilal of Lelhaar was hiding before a wall near Ghulam Hassan Wani and when Dr Jalal was near him he came out and showered 60 bullets. All the people on the road were stunned and then Molvi Bilal sat in a sumo and left from Khrew Road. In the pious month of Ramzan he killed an innocent doctor who was on his way to see poor patients..

Meanwhile, Two terrorists of the Lashkar-e-Taiba were killed on Sunday in an encounter with the police and security forces in Pulwama district of South Kashmir.Sources said that the Pulwama District Police and troops of the Rashtriya Rifles 50th battalion swooped down on a hideout at Rishipora Kakpora on a tip-off about the presence of the militants. Both were killed in the three-hour-long gunbattle. Deputy Inspector-General of Police in South Kashmir Vijay Kumar told The Hindu that the LeT’s most wanted militant and “District Commander” Bilal Ahmad Bhat of Lelhar  and a fresh recruit Mudasar Ahmad Sheikh of Kisrigam Pulwama died in the gunbattle. One  AK-47 rifle and one pistol were recovered from the site of the operation.

The DIG claimed Bilal’s killing as a major achievement for the police and the security forces. He said that after Qasim, a dreaded Pakistani commander, Bilal was the LeT’s senior most militant in South Kashmir.

He was involved in an attack on the Army in 2012 when one soldier died. Bilal then escaped after looting their AK-47 rifles. He was also among the three local militants who attacked cardiologist  Dr. Sheikh Jalal at Pampore in July 2013, killing two of his armed police guards on the spot. Dr. Jalal got critically injured and died in a month.

According to some eye witness reports  that After seeing patients in Pampore free of cost Dr Sheikh Jalal came out of his home to go to Tulsi Bagh/Srinagar to see patients there free of cost. It was a hot day and fasting month. Everyone was tired and sleeping but Dr Sheikh Jalal sahib came out to see the patients waiting for him at Srinagar who had come from far flung areas. terrorist  Cammander Molvi Bilal of Lelhaar was hiding before a wall near Ghulam Hassan Wani and when Dr Sheikh Jalal was near him he came out and showered  dozens of bullets to his body guards. All the people on the road were stunned and then Molvi Bilal sat in a sumo and left from Khrew Road. In the pious month of Ramzan he killed an innocent  doctor who was on his way to see poor patients. (Writer-South Asia)

Modi's suggests herbal medicine cure for J&K

Modi's suggests herbal medicine cure for unemployment in J&K Modi's now talking about herbal  medicines and says the whole world is moving towards it. Unfortunately China is leading in it, he said. "The whole world is moving towards herbal medicine and the Himalayas are full of herbs. But is the Centre of the state government doing anything to further it in the state?" he asked. He said that the state could advance it and could cure unemployment in the state with it.
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Youth shot dead in Sopore

A youth was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in North Kashmir’s Sopore town on Sunday.

According to reports, the youth was shot from a point blank range and was tied to a tree.Youth was identified as Abid Nabi Dar (24) S/o GH Nabi of Krankshivan, Sopore.
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PDP sarpanch shot dead in Awantipora

PDP sarpanch shot dead in Awantipora
Millitants shot dead a PDP sarpanch at Gulzarpora in Awantipora last night. It is the first political killing in Kashmir after the announcement of Lok Sabha elections.

The deceased was identified as 45-year old Mohammad Main Pandit. As per reports the gunmen had attempted to slit Amin’s throat.

The killing occurred at a time when National Conference (NC) and PDP are engaged in war of words and blaming each other for the attacks on rival leaders and workers.

Note : Number of intellectuals, academicians, poets, writers, journalists, doctors and political leaders have lost their lives in the 23-year long militancy related violence but the valley may not be able to bear the loss it has suffered in the death of Dr Sheikh Jalal.


Talking to media persons, Abdul Rahim, brother of the deceased, said their neighbour, Farooq Ahmad, entered into their house late last night. “Farooq told my younger brother that some persons wanted to meet him outside. Amin followed him. After 10 or 15 minutes we heard gunshots from a neighbouring area and rushed towards the spot. We found Amin lying in a pool of blood. Amin was removed to hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead,” he said.

Rahim added that Amin was associated with PDP but was not politically active in recent past. “He did not take part in any election related activity. It seems that the gunmen wanted to slit his throat. But he resisted and he was shot dead,” he said.

Police today summoned Farooq to police station and questioned him.

The killing occurred some days after some gunmen attacked policemen at the residence of National Conference youth leader Yawar Masoodi at Bapora at Khrew. Two cops were killed in the incident. Later in a subsequent operation, police said, both the militants, responsible for the attack, were killed.

Amnesty International has expressed concern over Amin’s killing and appealed for an end to the killings.

Meanwhile, security arrangements are being beefed up in Kashmir as the polling days are nearing.

Pulwama district, which is part of Anantnag Lok Sabha constituency, goes to polls on April 24 in the third phase.

Meanwhile, All Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Conference (AJKPC) condemned Pandith's killing and described it as a "desperate attempt" by the militnants to derail the ongoing election process.

"We condemn the brutal killing of Muhammad Amin Pandit, a sarpanch of village Gulazarpora of district Awantipora in south Kashmir today. It is a desperate attempt of terrorists who are hell bent to derail the smooth electioneering process in the country," AJKPC chief Anil Sharma told reporters in Jammu.

Ruling National Conference and state unit of CPI(M) also condemned the killing, saying such incidents were not acceptable in any civilised society.

"Such incidents are inhuman and unfortunate and the society must come out and express itself against such brutal acts of violence," CPI(M) state secretary M Y Tarigami said in a statement.

NC spokesperson Junaid Mattu demanded an enquiry into the killing.

"Our heart goes out to victims of such violence and we share the grief of the bereaved family," he said.