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Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.Yadav was referring to the BJP government sanctioning the construction of a road leading to a school being set up by a trust headed by Dhingra in a village in Gurgaon. The retired judge was expected to submit his report on Thursday as his tenure was ending. He has now asked for a six-week extension with some new documents having been found related to the deals.
In an email to CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Dhingra said he received the documents on Thursday and needed to examine them in detail. Congress, however, has demanded that the panel should be dismissed as it has lost its credibility.

AAP hires PR agency, faces flak from BJP, Congress

Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.Six militants were killed in a gunfight with the Army in a forest range of Kupwara district, more than 110 km from Srinagar, on Thursday.Reports suggest that the gunfight started in the morning when 18 Rashtriya Rifles personnel cordoned off the Dobwan forest area at Khurhama. As the security forces zeroed in on the area occupied by the militants, a volley of bullets were fired at the search party.

A police official said the hiding militants were engaged in a gun battle.