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J&K: Terrorist Involved In Killing Of School Teachers Gunned Down By Security Forces In Srinagar Encounter
Swarajya Staff
Nov 25, 2021, 09:05 AM | Updated 03:02 PM IST
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The security forces on Wednesday (24 November) eliminated three terrorists in an encounter in Srinagar.
The three slain terrorists have been identified as Mehraan Yaseen Shalla, Arafat Ahmad Sheikh and Manzoor Ahmad Mir.
Mehraan Yaseen Shalla was the commader of TRF, a front of the Pakistani terror outfit Lashkar in the valley.
Shalla was involved in the killing of Sikh principal Supinder Kaur and Hindu teacher Deepak Chand.
The two school teachers were shot at point blank range on 7 October. Both of them were rushed to the hospital, where they were declared brought dead.
TRF (Lashkar) Commander Mehran Yaseen Shalla killed along with two other terrorists Manzoor Ahmed Mir & Arafat Ahmad Sheikh by security forces in Srinagar. Excellent work by J&K Police. They were involved in killing of Sikh Principal Supinder Kaur and Hindu teacher Deepak Chand. pic.twitter.com/DujXUCioQC
— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) November 24, 2021
He was also involved in grenade attack in Srinagar on 26 June this year, in which one civilian was killed and three others got injured.
Mehraan Yaseen along with his other associates also killed PSI Arshad Ahmad Mir who was returning back to police station Khanyaar in Srinagar after getting medical checkup of an accused.
He was involved in #grenade attack at #BarbarShah #Srinagar on 26 June 2021 in which 01 #Civilian #Mudasir Ah Bhat of #Beerwah #Budgam got killed nd 03 other civilians got critically #injured. https://t.co/4rOfbMvhPL
— J&K Police (@JmuKmrPolice) November 24, 2021
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