5 LeT terrorists killed in 3 encounters in J&K
A police official said a tight cordon was maintained during the night to stop the terrorists from fleeing, and when the firing resumed early Sunday morning two more terrorists were killed.

Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Adil Parray, who was involved in the recent killings of two police personnel, was killed in a "chance" encounter with a "small team" of police here on Sunday, taking the number of ultras killed in Jammu and Kashmir in the last 24 hours to five.
"LeT #terrorist Adil Parray of #Ganderbal who was involved in #killing of 02 JKP personnel Gh Hassan Dar in Sangam and Saifulla Qadri in Anchar Soura and injuring a 9 year old girl, killed in a chance #encounter with a small team of police," Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kashmir Vijay Kumar wrote on Twitter.
The encounter took place in the Kreesbal Palpora Sangam area here.
Parray's killing took the number of terrorists killed in the last 24 hours to five and the number of ultras killed in the valley so far this year to 100.
One terrorist was killed in Kulgam, while another was killed in Pulwama on Saturday. On Sunday morning, two more ultras were killed in the Pulwama encounter -- taking the number of terrorists killed in the operation to three.
As the security personnel approached the suspected spot, the terrorists hiding there fired indiscriminately upon them, which was retaliated effectively, leading to an encounter, he added.
In the ensuing gunbattle, three local terrorists of proscribed outfit LeT were killed and their bodies retrieved from the site of the encounter, the spokesperson said.
He identified the slain terrorists as Junaid Ahmad Sheergojri of Gadoora in Pulwama, Fazil Nazir Bhat of Drabgam in Pulwama and Irfan Ahmad Malik of Arabal Nikas in Pulwama.
Sheergojri, along with his associate Abid Hussain Shah of Monghama in Pulwama, who was killed on May 30, was involved in the killing of police personnel Reyaz Ahmad at his house on May 13, he added.
Incriminating materials, arms and ammunition, including two AK-47 rifles and a pistol, were recovered from the encounter site. All the recovered materials have been taken into the case records for further investigation, the spokesperson informed.
Kumar congratulated the security forces for carrying out the anti-terrorist operation in a professional manner and without any collateral damage.
He also lauded them for tracking and neutralising the terrorists involved in the recent killing of police personnel in Pulwama.
Earlier, the IGP said 99 terrorists were killed in the valley so far this year. With Parray's killing, the number has gone up to 100.
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