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Militants on Sunday night lobbed a grenade at an army vehicle in Jammu and Kashmir's [Images] Udhampur district, killing one jawan and injuring four others, defence sources have said.
The army vehicle, which was on patrolling duty, was passing Chajroo on the Mahore-Gool road.
Troops from the nearby camp rushed to the spot and moved the injured to hospital.
In another incident in Baramulla, an army officer was killed and a militant was arrested during a combing operation.
Acting on specific information, troops of the 57 Rashtriya Rifles, assisted by the local police, launched an operation at Chak Rishipura, 55 kms from Srinagar [Images].
The troops noticed the movement of militants and challenged them.
The two sides exchanged fire, and an ultra was injured.
He was identified as Ilyas of the Lashkar-e-Tayiba and taken to Srinagar under police custody.
The troops then got information about Ilyas's associates.
While they were laying a cordon around the area, the militants fired from a nearby house, injuring a Captain.
The troops could not evacuate him owing to heavy rain and the he succumbed to his injuries.
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