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    Hizb’s new Jammu & Kashmir chief killed in Srinagar shootout

    Security forces in J&K claimed "a huge success" on Sunday, shooting dead the proscribed Hizbul Mujahideen's operational commander in the Valley, Saifullah Mir alias Dr Saif, in a gunfight on the outskirts of Srinagar within six months of him succeeding the slain maths teacher-turned-terrorist Riyaz Naikoo.

    National Investigation Agency names 10 in Hizbul Mujahideen case related to narco terror

    The NIA charge sheet running into 14,000 pages alleged that Hilal was a member of the proscribed terrorist organisation Hizb-ul Mujahideen and an associate of Riyaz Ahmed Naikoo, then HM commander of the Kashmir valley. He arrived in Amritsar to collect Rs29 lakh.

    Riyaz Naikoo's encounter, successor and militancy in Kashmir

    Riyaz Naikoo’s eight years long journey as a militant since 2012, came to an end in his native village, which by now had become used to frequent crackdowns and search operations. For past one year, locals claim the village was cordoned almost twice or thrice every month.

    ‘Naming 2 India chiefs Hizbul Mujahideen’s deception plan’

    Top police officers in J&K and sources in the Central Reserve Police Force told TOI that according to their information, 55-year-old Ashraf Molvi, also known as Mohammad Ashraf Khan, from Kokernag in Anantnag is the new commander.

    2G internet services restored in 8 of Kashmir's 10 districts

    Ordering restoration of 2G internet services, Principal Secretary, Home Shaleen Kabra maintained that high-speed internet can be used by inimical elements to coordinate terror attacks or incite people by circulating propaganda material.

    Restrictions continue in Kashmir; Curbs relaxed in some peaceful areas

    While the government has been strictly enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown, restrictions were imposed across the valley on Wednesday – the day Naikoo and his aide were killed in an encounter with security forces in Beighpora area of Awantipora in Pulwama.

    The Economic Times
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