Lahori was responsible for a partial car blast attack on the security forces’ convoy on 30 March at Banihal and the fatal car blast on an Army vehicle at Arihal Pulwama on 17 June in which a couple of soldiers were killed.
Cordon and search operations underway after a soldier and two militants including Pakistani terrorist Munna Lahori of the Jaish- e-Muhammad (JeM), who specialized in making improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were killed in a gunfight with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian on July 27, 2019. Both slain militants were affiliated to the JeM outfit. (Photo: IANS)
A top Pakistani commander of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Munna Lahori, was killed on Saturday along with his local associate in a night-long encounter with the security forces in the Shopian district of South Kashmir.
He was responsible for a series of civilian killings in Kashmir, said the police.
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Lahori, also known as Bihari, was used by the JeM terror group for recruitment of Kashmiri youth for terror activities. This terrorist from Pakistan was known for IED making.
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Lahori was responsible for a partial car blast attack on the security forces’ convoy on 30 March at Banihal and the fatal car blast on an Army vehicle at Arihal Pulwama on 17 June in which a couple of soldiers were killed.
He was killed in the morning along with his local associate, Zeenat Mir, after a night-long operation following a tip-off, police added.
In another incident, an army soldier was killed in cross-border firing in Machil sector of frontier Kupwara district of north Kashmir on early Saturday morning.
Pakistani forces attacked the army’s posts with mortars and guns in Machil sectors. Lance Naik Rajendra Singh of the Rashtriya Rifles sustained injuries and succumbed to injuries at a hospital.
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